NI4CE Repeater Locations and Frequencies Also known as "Big Stick", NI4CE is West Central Florida's regional VHF/UHF Amateur Radio communications connection.  NI4CE covers all or parts of twelve different counties and provides seamless coverage along the areas I-75 and I-4 corridors.    All sites are linked via a 1.25 meter repeater in Pebbledale at 500 ft AGL 24/7. For a virtual photographic tour of each of our repeater sites, click on the site name in the list below. Inner yellow circle is 5 watt hand held HT coverage inside a building. Outer blue color is 50 watt mobile converage. Information about our D-Star Digital Voice repeater is at dstar.ni4ce.org All repeaters require a PL tone of 100hz to access the system. All NXDN repeaters use a RAN code of 1 to access that local system Please pause a moment between keying and talking.  It takes about 1/2 a second for the system to completely get all the transmitters up and running and for others listening with tone squelch on their radio to decode the tone and open squelch. Why 70 centimeters in so many locations?   Here's an explanation. We also operate several APRS Digipeaters and APRS weather stations in our network! Verna NI4CE-10 is at 200ft AGL as a digipeater and weather station. Riverview NI4CE-12 is at 805ft AGL as a digipeater and NI4CE-11 with ground weather. All of our digipeaters support the WIDEn-N system of unproto paths. NI4CE is open for use by all licensed Amateur Radio operators.   All users of the system are asked to observe Amateur Radio Code and all FCC Part 97 rules.    Only voice (phone) transmissions are permitted in English on the system.

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