Costa Rica and its great VHF National Channel

Costa Rica is a small country but it has an exceptional repeater system, which helps to save the broken topography of this Central American country of 51,100 km², thanks to the work of the main radio clubs and individual radio amateurs who actively participate.

In addition to this, due to the joint collaboration of the Radio Club of Costa Rica, the group Ecos del Norte and the Radio Club de Pérez Zeledón, the country has what they have called the National VHF Channel, which is made up of six repeaters in the band of 2 meters linked.

This facilitates communication between radio amateurs from all over the country and outside its borders since it can be activated by radio amateurs from Nicaragua and Panama adjacent to their borders.

Undoubtedly a great tool that can be used for regular communication exercises or in times of emergency.

More information about the Costa Rica National VHF Channel - https://ti0rc.org/repetidoras