Repeaters

The Totah radio club routinely uses a system of five linked radio repeaters. They are “open” repeaters, meaning they are available to all licensed Hams. They cover the Four Corners region of New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, and Arizona. Radio repeaters are a base radio that hears a signal on one frequency then rebroadcasts it on another frequency for more distance. A repeater could be called a relay radio as well.

 

 

These repeaters are located south of Farmington, NM on the bluffs, southwest of Red Rock, AZ (Roof Butte), east of Aztec, NM (Knickerbocker Peak), south of Bloomfield, NM (Huerfano Mesa) and at Lybrook, NM. They all have a negative offset (- duplex) and an activating tone (PL) of 100Hz.

Frequency	Location	PL Tone	Call
147.280	Harris Mesa, NM	+67
147.24	SE Cuba, NM	+67
147.22	North Gallup, NM	+67

Frequency	Location	PL Tone	Call
146.700	Durango, CO	+100
146.670	Durango, CO	+100
146.64	SW Montrose, CO	–
146.61	Abajo MT, UT	+88.5

Frequency	Location	PL Tone	Call
146.76	Farmington, NM	+100.0	KB5ITS
147.100	Harris Mesa, NM	-100.0	KB5ITS
146.88	Tank Mountain, NM	-100.0
145.25	Roof Butte, AZ	100.0
145.37	Hesperus, CO	100.0
147.150	Ignacio, CO   (Spring Creek)	+100.0	KB5ITS
147.36	Navajo Dam, NM	100.0
147.375	Silverton, CO   (Kendal Mt)	+156.7	KB5ITS
145.325	Silverton, CO (Buffalo Boy)	-127.3
147.270	Silverton, CO	+127.3
146.790	Mancos, CO   (Menifee Mt)	-127.3
145.190	Dolores, CO	-100.0
146.610	Pagosa Springs, CO	123.0

 

 

Other repeaters