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Yes! The Steamboat UHF repeater at 447.425 is now analog, with a CTCSS of 103.5. We anticipate that this mode will work better in the mountainous terrain of that area.

The Mount Chief KB5YZB 447.100 repeater has been replaced and is back on air. It now has much better output power so the footprint is greater. Signal reports are welcome, especially if you were in a location where its signal… Continue Reading →

Many thanks to Abraham WX0ABE for getting with Damon N0FON, who repaired the linking issue at the Sterling CO repeater site!

Following work by Daryl W3ORR, and linking “magic” by Skyler W0SKY, the Cheyenne WY 449.200DN repeater is back online! Thanks, guys, for your efforts and expertise!

The Colorado Severe Weather Network is happy to announce that our brand-new weather website is launched! Visit https://www.cswn.net/ Much more comprehensive and informational than before, it comes with a very pleasing, easy to navigate design. The site addresses our CSWN coverage… Continue Reading →

The Buckhorn Mountain repeater (448.400 (-) 103.5 CTCSS) saw upgrades on Friday, Jan 9. Skyler and the team installed a new SD card and software that vastly improves the voting (or best-heard) between Buckhorn and Milner. Following testing, they transferred… Continue Reading →

Please keep an ear to the radio for stranded motorists and any other emergencies, especially during winter weather or high winds. Listen carefully to what they say and be prepared to relay that word-for-word to the appropriate Agency. When you… Continue Reading →

(11/28/2025) On Air, Linked, the new N2SKY La Veta 447.050 PL 103.5, located south of La Veta Pass in Huerfano County, southeast CO. Coverage from the Alamosa area & SLV, east thru Ft Garland and La Veta Pass, La Veta… Continue Reading →

The new N2SKY Sterling repeater at 449.550(-) CTCSS 103.5 is now under construction! Coverage along I-76 around the Sterling area in northeastern Colorado. We are looking forward to serving that I-76 community!