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MS 150 Repeater Net Operations
Repeater Network
Everything is tentative. On the day of the event check with Net
Control Stations if you are unsure which frequency you should switch to when
transitioning from one geographic area to the next.
All offsets are standard unless otherwise specified. Tone
requirements indicated.
note: Medical only on 70 cm please. Medical will be monitoring
446.150 MHz simplex to attempt to cover dead spots in the route.
Day 1
 | Highlands Ranch to Monument Colorado
 | 145.220 MHz (103.5 Hz tone optional) - This Rocky Mountain Radio League
repeater is located on Green Mountain and looks down the front range towards
Monument. There should be pretty reliable coverage with few drop outs along
the way. The tone encoding for the RMRL repeaters is usually optional
on 2 meters. However you will need to KEY down for 1 full second before
beginning your transmission for the kerchunk filter to allow you to access
the repeater if it is not already active. Once it is up and repeating
transmissions, the delay is not necessary. |
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| Portable Repeater
| 449.100 MHz (103.5 Hz) Bob Ragain will setup a portable repeater for
Medical and high priority general traffic. |
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| Monument to Colorado Springs
| 146.970 MHz (100 Hz tone Required) - This Pikes Peak FM Association
repeater is located on the summit of Pikes Peak. This gives it exceptionally
good coverage out east. However, it is possible along the front range to be
shadowed by the local terrain (foothills) sometimes making connections
through it difficult. These areas should be minimal. The 100 Hz tone is
REQUIRED on this repeater. |
| 448.450 MHz (100 Hz tone Required) - This Pikes Peak FM Association
repeater is located on the summit of Pikes Peak. This gives it exceptionally
good coverage out east. However, it is possible along the front range to be
shadowed by the local terrain (foothills) sometimes making connections
through it difficult. These areas should be minimal. The 100 Hz tone is
REQUIRED on this repeater. |
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Day 2
| Colorado Springs to "somewhere" south along State Highway 115
| 146.970 MHz (100 Hz tone required) - This Pikes Peak FM Association
repeater is located on the summit of Pikes Peak. This repeater will cover
the start of day 2, and intermittently work down State Highway 115.
The 100 Hz tone is REQUIRED on this repeater. |
| 448.450 MHz (100 Hz tone) - This Pikes Peak FM Association repeater is
located on the summit of Pikes Peak. Same coverage as 146.970. The 100 Hz
tone is REQUIRED on this repeater. |
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| Portable Repeater
| 449.100 MHz (103.5 Hz) Bob Ragain will setup a portable repeater for
Medical and high priority general traffic. This day two setup is tentative
but keep this frequency in mind and try it if you are out of contact with
everything else. |
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| Around Cañon City and Royal Gorge
| 145.490 MHz (103.5 Hz) repeater - Not sure just when you will drive into
range of this repeater. Listen to the nets, monitor 145.490 from time to
time and when it's better than any Colorado Springs repeater, check out of
the Springs net and into the Cañon City net. |
| 146.880 MHz (88.5 Hz required) backup. (Pueblo Repeater) |
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