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Metro 600
Located in Northglenn near 102nd Ave and Ura Lane, this repeater provides excellent metro area coverage for both mobile and handheld radios. It also provides excellent mobile coverage on I-70 from the Central City Parkway on the west, to Strasburg on the east, and very good mobile coverage up some of the canyon roads west of Golden/Denver. It is common courtesy to state what repeater you are using, such as "WQUX891 monitoring on Metro 600" so people scanning know what channel to reply on.
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Tuesday 7:25 on the 725
Tuesdays Nights at 7:25 PM
The Tuesday night "7:25 on the 725" net is also linked to the Metro 600 repeater. If you check-in to the net and are told you have a poor signal, try switching to the opposite repeater and seeing if your signal improves. The Metro 600 and Mesta 725 repeaters are linked on Net nights from 7:15 PM to 8:30 PM.
Lookout 675 (Linked to Southwest Community Radio System)
Located on Lookout Mountain, this repeater has a 10.2 dB high-gain Yagi antenna pointed east and has strong coverage along the metro corridor.
This repeater is linked to the Southwest Community Radio System covering Denver, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, Tucson, Phoenix, and points between. This is a way to get to know and converse with fellow GMRS users out of state. It may help to spur conversation if you give your location, such as "WQUX891 monitoring in Denver." It is not necessary to state that you are on "Lookout 675," as people on the links will likely not know what you mean. Please wait for the courtesy tone and leave at least two seconds between transmissions so the linked system can turn around the transmission. Keying too quickly can lock up the links.
If you connect with someone local on this frequency, please move the conversation to a local repeater.
It is considered bad radio etiquette to tie up a linked repeater system with local only traffic. You can tell someone is local if you hear a courtesy tone after their transmission; linked traffic does not have a courtesy tone. Please use all callsign requirements and customs and courtesies when on this or any of our repeaters.
To access the linked repeater system via Zello, please visit the website below:
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SWCRS Tech Net
Wednesday at 8:00 PM
Held Wednesdays, bring whatever radio related questions you might have for the net. The format of this net is back and forth, with the NCO calling for questions and then delegating them to folks on the air to chime in on. Like the Southwest Regional Net, this net opens with a portion for announcements relevant to the system or local area.
Southwest Regional Net
Sundays at 5 PM Mountain - Early Check-In at 4:30 PM
Join people from all over the Southwest Regional Repeater system in this fun get together.
The "roll call" list you hear is built from the previous week's check-ins. If you are not currently on the list, there is an opportunity to check-in for the first time after the roll-call is complete; you will then be added to the roll for the following week. Because the list is growing fast and we only have an hour to check people in, if you don't check-in for three weeks after being added, your name will be dropped from the roll. You can always be added back to the roll call later by waiting until new member check-ins are called. If you want to check-in but don't want to participate in the weekly net topic, you can check-in before the net begins at 4:30 PM. You will count as a check-in and not be called on during the regular roll call.
Buckhorn 700 (Extreme wide-area coverage)
This powerhouse repeater is located on Buckhorn Mountain in Larimer County west of Fort Collins and is expected to offer coverage from southern Wyoming all the way to the southern Denver Metro area and east to Brush on I-76 and Agate on I-70! Please note, we have taken "700 North" off the air and moved its equipment to Buckhorn Mountain. 700 South will remain on the air for a little longer with its current codes, as we are testing to see if the two sites will interfere with each other over 70 miles away.
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700 South
Commercial Motorola repeater on battery back up located in South Denver near Hampden Ave and Yosemite St. This repeater has good local metro coverage and looks into the Front Range Foothills where mountain-top repeaters may be shadowed.
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Mesta 725 (Extreme wide-area coverage)
This extreme wide-area coverage repeater covers from Greeley to the Palmer Divide and east past Deer Trail. It has excellent reach on the Front Range plains but can experience shadowing close to the Foothills.
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Tuesday 7:25 on the 725
Tuesday Nights at 7:25pm
The Tuesday night "7:25 on the 725" net is also linked to the Metro 600 repeater. If you check-in to the net and are told you have a poor signal, try switching to the opposite repeater and seeing if your signal improves. The Metro 600 and Mesta 725 repeaters are linked on Net nights from 7:15 PM to 8:30 PM.
This repeater is linked to a channel on the popular phone app, ZELLO
You can download the free ZELLO app to your phone, and join by searching for the group name below. This allows you to listen to, and transmit to this repeater using the app.
Bailey 550
This repeater is located near Mount Bailey and has Highway 285 coverage from approx. Grant to Conifer and into the Pike National Forest.
Commercial-grade Kenwood TKR-850 on battery back-up.
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GMRS Channel 19
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Friday Night Live on 19!
Every Friday at 9:00 PM
There is a national movement to hold a Friday night simplex net on 462.650 MHz (GMRS Channel 19) at 9:00 PM local time. Come enjoy the fun of making contacts without the use of a repeater. Program 462.650 MHz into your radio without any CTCSS or DCS codes and without a repeater offset, and reach out and see who is listening!
Devils Head 625 (Cooperative Repeater)
This repeater has tremendous coverage along the Front Range and is located in the Foothills southwest of Denver. It is a Emergency Communications Repeater (EMCOMM) used by the State EOC when an emergency arises. Be aware that we may be asked to restrict traffic if there is an ongoing emergency. Likewise, if the EOC is open and they are using the repeater, you can use it to report pertinent information related to the emergency. We are allowed access as guests, so please be respectful, courteous, and ID properly!
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Parker 550 (Cooperative Repeater)
This Repeater is currently down, or intermittent. It may move to a new location. Stay tuned.
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Southeast Colorado GMRS - Vilas 675 (Cooperative Repeater)
Provides stand-alone repeater coverage to the Walsh area of Baca County, CO. If you are in Southeast Colorado, please feel free to use this repeater.
Contact for this cooperative repeater: vilas675ATfrontrangegmrsDOTcom
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550 Paired Repeaters (Cooperative Repeaters)
This repeater group provides coverage from north of Cheyenne, WY, to Glendo along I-25, and covers Hwy 26 from I-25 to around Torrington, WY. 550 WEST is a Commercial Motorola XPR 8400, it will be installed along Interstate 25 near Exit 78 in Wheatland, Wyoming. Final output power will be around 40Watts Once additional equipment arrives I will Change the Tones so please stay tuned. ( if you are in Wheatland during the field testing period feel free to key up and join the testing. )
Contact for this cooperative repeater: wheatland550ATfrontrangegmrsDOTcom
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