Amateur Radio Repeater Offsets
The repeater listings show the repeaters' output frequencies.
Repeaters have standard input frequency offsets as shown in the table below.
NOTE: Some repeaters do NOT conform to the standards listed below. In that case
you'll need to find that information listed elsewhere. One possibility is:
| Output Frequency | Input Frequency Offset |
| 51-52 | - 0.5 MHz |
| 52-54 | - 1.0 MHz |
| 144.51-144.89 | + 0.6 MHz |
| 145.11-145.49 | - 0.6 MHz |
| 146.0-146.39 | + 0.6 MHz |
| 146.61-147.0 | - 0.6 MHz |
| 147.0-147.39 | + 0.6 MHz |
| 147.6-147.99 | - 0.6 MHz |
| 223-225 | - 1.6 MHz |
| 440-445 | + 5.0 MHz |
| 445-450 | - 5.0 MHz |
| 918-922 | - 12 MHz |
| 927-928 | - 25 MHz |
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