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Colorado Repeater Association
Frequency Offset Callsign Site Mode
53.050 MHz -1.000 W0CRA/R Conifer Voice/CTCSS=107.2 #
144.990 MHz Digipeater CRA Conifer 1200 baud AX.25
145.145 MHz -0.600 W0CRA/R Squaw Voice/CTCSS=107.2 #
145.160 MHz -0.600 W0CRA/R Cheyenne Mtn Voice/Linked/Autopatch/CTCSS=107.2 *#
145.385 MHz -0.600 W0CRA/R Squaw 1200 baud AX.25
145.460 MHz -0.600 W0CRA/R Boulder Voice/Linked/Autopatch/CTCSS=107.2 *#
147.225 MHz +0.600 W0CRA/R Conifer Voice/Linked/Autopatch/CTCSS=107.2 *#
224.980 MHz -1.600 W0CRA/R Conifer Voice/Linked/Autopatch/CTCSS=107.2 *#
447.150 MHz -5.000 W0CRA/R Conifer Voice/CTCSS=107.2 #
447.200 MHz -5.000 W0CRA/R Conifer 9600 baud
447.975 MHz -5.000 W0CRA/R Boulder Voice/Autopatch/CTCSS=107.2
1287.800 MHz -12.000 W0CRA/R Fort Collins Voice
1287.900 MHz -12.000 W0CRA/R Conifer Voice
*The 147.225, 224.980, and
145.160 repeaters are continuously linked. Link 145.460 by entering commands on
145.460: 11* up, 10*
down.
**The 1287.800, and
1287.900 repeaters are continuously linked.
#The 53.050, 145.145,
145.160, 145.460, 147.225, 224.980, 447.150, 447.975 repeaters transmit 107.2 Hz
CTCSS on their output for your use. Program your radio to only receive signals
with CTCSS to prevent reception of noise and intermod.
Cheyenne Mountain Repeater Group
CMRG's Repeater Systems
VHF System
PL Tone
PROBLEMS
C0S - 147.345(+)
Hz up
and operational
COS - 146.760(-)
Hz up and
operational
BGR - 147.360(+) 107.2 Hz
up
and linked
TAD - 145.430(-) -
up
and link is intermittent
UHF System
PL Tone
COS - 448.000(-)
up,
Transmitter power low
COS - 448.100(-)
100Hz
BGR - 449.700
could
be installed this fall
DPK - 449.625(-)
FRE - 449.650(-) -
SAM - 443.900(+) -
down.
need new location on site
TAD - 449.600(-)
up,
but link is down for unknown reasons
6
Meter Repeater
Colorado
Springs 53.13 slated
to be installed this fall
CMRG'S LINKED SYSTEM
448.100--147.345--147.360--145.430
448.000--449.625--449.650
The Colorado Springs 2 meter and 450mhz Repeaters
Our highest repeaters in the Colorado Springs (Pikes Peak area) are on
146.37(in)/146.97(out) [100hz tone access] and the 450 repeater is on 448.450 mhz (out)
443.45 (in) [minus offset]. If you are in the area stop by!
SECO ARES INFORMATION
District 14 Web Page
Colorado ARES District 14 Frequency Assignments
Both ARES D-14 and El Paso County RACES share these frequencies.
(As of November 30, 1996)
Frequency in MHz
(CTCSS) Designation and Purpose
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146.970- (100 Hz) VHF Rptr 1 (ARES First Net/EPC RACES Second Net)
147.345+ VHF Rptr 2 (ARES Second Net/EPC RACES Third Net)
145.265- (100 Hz) VHF Rptr 3 (ARES W El Paso Operations/EPC RACES First Net)
146.820- (107.2 Hz) VHF Rptr 4 (ARES Teller Co Operations-Primary-LINK)
146.685- (107.2 Hz) VHF Rptr 5 (ARES Teller Operations-N Woodland-LINK)
147.015+ (107.2 Hz) VHF Rptr 6 (ARES Teller Operations-Cripple Cr-LINK)
146.835- Portable Rptr 1 (ARES)
146.865- Portable Rptr 2 (ARES)
446.100 Portable Rptr 3 (ARES)
147.165+ Portable Rptr 4 (EPC RACES)
145.500 Crossband VHF (ARES/EPC RACES)
445.500 Crossband UHF (ARES/EPC RACES)
146.580 VHF Simplex 1 (ARES/EPC RACES First Tactical)
146.475 VHF Simplex 2 (ARES Public Service Events)
147.480 VHF Simplex 3 (ARES Alt. El Paso Tactical)
147.510 VHF Simplex 4 (ARES Alt. Teller Tactical)
146.490 VHF Simplex 5 (EPC RACES 2nd Tactical)
146.550 VHF Simplex 6 (EPC RACES 3rd Tactical)
448.450- (100 Hz) UHF Rptr 1 (ARES Primary-Wide Coverage)
448.800- (100 Hz) UHF Rptr 2 (EPC RACES Primary-W El Paso Co Coverage)
448.650- (107.2 Hz) UHF Rptr 3 (ARES-Teller Coverage)
446.000 UHF Simplex 1 (Primary Tactical)
439.250 EPC RACES ATV Simplex
421.250 EPC RACES ATV Repeater In
911.250 EPC RACES ATV Repeater Out
144.930 Packet 1 (ARES PacketCluster) - Connect to ARES14
145.090 Packet 2 (EPC Races PacketCluster)
3.928 HF 1 (ARES Statewide)
7.235 HF 2 (ARES Statewide)
3.9905 HF 3 (RACES Statewide)
7.239 HF 4 (EPC RACES)
28.385 HF 5 (EPC RACES)
NOTE: Operations will normally be on VHF. UHF typically will only be used
for special operations, for links, and for relays into buildings.
A District 14 ARES Operations Manual and an El Paso County RACES Operations
Manual will be issued. The Manuals will describe frequency usage and
procedures.
As a general rule, "Net" frequencies will be used for callups and resource
nets, and may be used for dispatching and operations. "Operations"
frequencies will often be used for dispatching and general operations.
"Tactical" frequencies will typically be used locally between field units
and may or may not have a base station (net controller) monitoring.
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