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		<title>Omaha Area EchoLink Repeaters</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[For anyone who hasn&#8217;t tried EchoLink, I highly recommend checking it out and you can use any radio to connect! Below are a couple area repeaters that you can tune to: WBOYLA&#8217;s 145.390(-) repeater in Thurman, IA (Node: 366048) KC0VEY&#8217;s 443.975(+) PL114.8 repeater in Omaha, NE (Node: 289653) WB0GXD&#8217;s 442.525(+) PL100.0 repeater in Council Bluffs, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For anyone who hasn&#8217;t tried <a href="http://echolink.org/" target="_blank">EchoLink</a>, <strong>I highly recommend checking it out</strong> and you can use any radio to connect!</p>
<p>Below are a couple area repeaters that you can tune to:</p>
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<li>WBOYLA&#8217;s 145.390(-) repeater in Thurman, IA  (Node: 366048)</li>
<li>KC0VEY&#8217;s 443.975(+) PL114.8 repeater in Omaha, NE (Node: 289653)</li>
<li><strong>WB0GXD&#8217;s 442.525(+) PL100.0 repeater in Council Bluffs, IA (Node: 50513)</strong></li>
<li>WB0QQK&#8217;s 443.350(+) PL179.9 repeater in Bellevue, NE (Node: 381309)</li>
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<p><strong>Here are a few EchoLink commands:<br />
</strong>(Note: These are the &#8220;default&#8221; codes. Repeater owners can change them!)</p>
<p><strong>To connect to a node just dial the node number</strong> on your DTMF keypad<br />
<strong>00</strong> Connects to any random node in the EchoLink network<br />
<strong>01</strong> Connects to a random node that is a LINK (-L) or a REPEATER (-R)<br />
<strong>02</strong> Connects to a random conference room<br />
<strong>03</strong> Connects to a random single-user<br />
<strong>08</strong> Announces all nodes that are currently connected<br />
<strong>09</strong> Reconnects to the last node that connected<br />
<strong># </strong>Disconnects the last node that connected<br />
<strong>##</strong> Disconnects all nodes that are connected<br />
<strong>*</strong> Plays the ID message of the repeater</p>
<p>There are other commands, such as, connecting by Call Sign, looking up a Call Sign to get its node number, etc. Try doing a <a href="http://www.google.com/search?q=EchoLink+commands" target="_blank">Google search for EchoLink commands</a>.</p>
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