CSD · Kollam · Kerala

A voice on the
VHF airwaves.

The CSD Kollam repeater connects amateur radio operators across the region. Explore its operating details, community history and the people who help keep it on the air.

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145.350 MHzRepeater frequency
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−600 kHzStandard negative shift
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9:30 PMNet time
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Arcon BuildingNear Collectorate, Kollam
VU2CSD repeater station equipment
BUILT BY RADIO AMATEURSLocal engineering · community connection
A repeater with a story

Built in the spirit of VU2CSD.

In memory of Late OM Sivachandra Das, VU2CSD, radio enthusiasts established a VHF repeater station in Kollam. The CSD Repeater Club was formed to supervise its activities and maintenance. The repeater has served the amateur radio community since 1997.

The station is homebrewed by VU2DEV, with an antenna made by VU2GT. The club’s founding leadership included Dr. K. Jayakumar, VU2JKR, as President and K. G. Nadarajan, VU2KGN, as Secretary.

Community maintainedSupported by CSD Repeater Club members.
Operating since 1997A longstanding VHF link for the region.
Homebrewed repeaterBuilt by VU2DEV, with antenna by VU2GT.
Club membershipPatron, donor and life member categories.
Across the region

Reach heard across Kerala.

The repeater has been heard from several places around the region, depending on location and conditions.

TrivandrumAdoorKayamkulamMundakkayamSometimes · Cochin
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