This page collects selected posts visible in the archived N4HRS.org front page and historical indexes.
The repeater was reported permanently off-air because its host radio site was being deconstructed. The post says it had operated since April 2013 and provided coverage from Blowing Rock, NC toward Spartanburg, SC and into the Charlotte area.
Two archived posts described unstable IP connectivity at the Poor Mountain hub, which connected the Virginia repeaters and provided their connection back to North Carolina.
The Farmville UHF 444.325 repeater was reported linked full-time to HEARS, while the VHF 146.910 repeater was linked for the nightly net and otherwise operated standalone.
Photos were added from Chestnut Knob, Warm Springs Mountain, Peaks Knob and Poor Mountain.
The archived post announced DPL 712 for the Poor Mountain analog repeater and noted that most Virginia repeaters had migrated to DPL 712.
The Martinsville-area repeater was reported on-air and linked to the Virginia network, with coverage observations extending south toward the Greensboro airport and west toward Stuart.
The Peaks Knob repeater was reported linked full-time after installation of new equipment, with the controller configuration credited to WG8E.