Rocky Mountain Ham Radio operates 8 analog Repeaters along the front range that cover wide areas. These systems are our legacy systems. Our main focus is the DMR network that is always being developed. DMR Information in the menu above.
Analog FM Repeaters
| Site | Frequency | PL | Coverage/Description | Callsign | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Critchell Mountain | 147.120 MHz (+600 KHz offset) | 88.5 Hz encode/decode | Southern Metro Area Stand alone Repeater | NØARA/R | Operational |
| Critchell Mountain | 447.500 MHz (-5 MHz offset) | 88.5 Hz encode/decode | Southern Metro Area Stand alone Repeater | NØOWY/R | Operational |
| Guy Hill | 147.150 MHz (+600 KHz offset) | 100 Hz encode/decode | Central Metro Area Guy Hill Linkable Repeater System | WØUAW/R | Offline/For Repairs |
| Guy Hill | 224.74 MHz (-1.6 MHz offset) | 88.5 Hz encode/decode | Central Metro Area Guy Hill Linkable Repeater System | NØPOH/R | Operational |
| Guy Hill | 448.850 MHz (-5 MHz offset) | 88.5 Hz encode/decode | Central Metro Area Guy Hill Linkable Repeater System | KØIBM/R | Operational |
| Squaw Mountain | 448.225 MHz (-5 MHz offset) | 141.3 Hz encode/decode | Extreme wide area coverage from Wyoming to the top of Monument | NØSZ/R | Operational |
| Thorodin Mountain | 449.225 MHz (-5 MHz offset) | 141.3 Hz encode/decode | Extreme wide area coverage - Wyoming to the top of Monument. Connected to the Fun Machine linked system | WE0FUN/R | Operational |
Packet Systems, APRS & BPQ Nodes
| Frequency | Coverage | Type | Call | RMS Call | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 144.39 | South Denver Metro | APRS iGate | N0SZ-2 | N/A | Operational |
| 144.91 | South Denver Metro | Vara FM/Packet Winlink | N/A | N0SZ-10 | Operational |
| 145.05 | Denver Front Range | Packet/BPQ | K0NTS-7 | K0NTS-10 | Operational |
| 145.09 | Longmont/Boulder County | Packet/BPQ | NV0N-7 | NV0N-10 | Operational |
6 meter Propagation Beacon
The K0IBM/B operates on 50.067 MHz with 10 watts. It provides a viable CW signal source for local testing that cycles every 90 seconds and allows distance stations to observe propagation to DM79.