| Downlink: | 145.31000 |
| Uplink: | 144.71000 |
| Offset: | -0.600 MHz |
| Uplink Tone: | 88.5 |
| Downlink Tone: | 123.0 |
| County: | Gilpin |
| Grid: | DM79GV |
| Call: | KB0VJJ |
| Use: | OPEN |
| Op Status: |  On-Air |
| Coverage: |
Wide area: Cheyenne, Wyoming to the north, Monument, Colorado to the south, Limon, Colorado to the east, and the continental divide to the west. Wide area coverage. |
| Height (ASL): | 10,500 feet |
| Sponsor: | <a href="https://www.colcon.org/">Colorado Connection</a> |
| Features: |
10,500' |
| FM: | Yes; analog capable. |
| Analog Bandwidth: | 25.0 kHz (wideband) |
| Links: | |
| Notes: | Split tone. The repeater still transmits 123.0 for those wishing to use tone squelch, you must run a split tone 88.5 TX and 123.0 RX |
| Nets: | Colorado Emergency Reporting Net (CERN): Daily at 1830 Colorado Traffic Net: Daily at 19:00 Colorado Connection Net (All Welcome): Thu at 20:00. Statewide ARES net: Sun at 20:00. Colorado Preparedness Net: Sat at 09:30 |
| Coordination: | CCARC |
| Last updated: 2022-12-19 | |
| Last reviewed: 2024-08-19 | |
Exact coordinates of the repeater are known.
Coverage circle does not account for propagation anomalies or terrain.
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on 2013-10-07.Probably the best repeater I've come across in my travels. A must for travelers.
(member) on 2022-06-03.This is probably the best repeater I've found so far in the Denver/Boulder area; lots of nets and there's usually someone listening. Probably a benefit of being on the "Colorado Connection" linked network. Good coverage.
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