Repeaters

WELCOME to the SkyHubLink REPEATER listing page. 

The following Repeaters are connected into SkyHubLink on a permanent basis with exception to certain events or Wires-X operations.  Not all repeaters that may be connected are listed.  If you would like to “homeroom” on SkyHubLink we would love to list you on this page as an affiliate repeater or system.  We are updating this page regularly so check back often for new additions and information.  Send reports to Jack KEØVH.

Repeater ON/OFF AIR LINKED/UNLINKED/COMING SOON Site Status will be to the right of the listing in the below chart.  A repeater may be on the air but not linked.   We try to keep up with this on a daily basis.  Please send your repeater reports of any issues to Jack KEØVH or by text to 303-704-3290.

Linked or Unlinked, OFF AIR, Special Operating Status, Coming Soon conditions are indicated.

We try to keep an updated list of repeaters on air and connection status.  Page will be updated as quickly as possible regarding repeater status.  See the right hand column below for “Operational Status”.

Page updated 2023 12/05

You can also monitor SkyHubLink via the Rocky Mountain Radio Leagues BROADCASTIFY LIVE STREAM.  Click here to monitor : https://www.broadcastify.com/webPlayer/25448

Remember, you’re on a linked system connected to many repeaters!

This means that:

• You can’t quick key or tailgate, leave a few seconds between transmissions.
• You must key up… count to 2, then begin speaking.
• At the end of your transmission, please do a 2 count before you unkey your PTT.

If you would like to add your repeater to the full-time link list, please head over to the contact section.

ALSO, please note below on 448.350 Fusion about trying to operate Wires-X.  448.350 is permanently locked into the SkyHubLink Wires-X room.  Do NOT try to change this repeater to other Wires-X rooms.  All other Wires-X repeaters connected to SkyHubLink can be changed to any other Wires-X rooms and will return to SkyHubLink after a preset amount of time.

When monitoring a Wires-X repeater, and you see “SkyHub” on the screen instead of a callsign, that means that the station transmitting is coming from the ANALOG side of the system.  Due to the fact that analog transmits no encoded information you will not see the stations callsign.  That way you know the station is coming from the Analog AllStar side of the system.  This is normal.

Main Repeater list by region. Scroll down for individual repeater descriptions, pictures, and coverage maps.

🖨️ Printer Friendly PDF Repeater Listings updated regularly by Brian K5ZIA and Dick KC1EZV.  Thanks to them for the help in administrating this list!

Also, you can now download the files for direct input to your RT Systems Software and CHIRP by going to the links.

Northern Front Range / Southern Wyoming

Location	Service Area	Frequency and offset	Access Code	Mode	Operational Status
Milner Mountain	I25, Loveland, Ft. Collins, Longmont, Boulder	447.800 (-)	None		LINKED
Buckhorn Mountain	I25, Loveland, Ft. Collins, Longmont, Greeley	448.400 (-)	103.5 CTCSS		LINKED
Laramie/Cheyenne	Pilot Hill I-80 SE WY	447.400(-)	103.5 CTCSS		LINKED
Cheyenne	Cheyenne WY	449.200 (-)	None		LINKED
Elk Mountain	Saratoga, Medicine Bow, Rawlins, I-80	447.425(-)	103.5 CTCSS		LINKED

MILNER MOUNTAIN

I-25, FT. Collins, Greeley, Loveland, Longmont

439.800(-)

CC11, TG310847 on TS2 All other traffic on TS1

SHL TS2

LINKED

Central Front Range area Colorado

Location	Service Area	Frequency and offset	Access Code	Mode	Operational Status
Mestaa’ėhehe (Squaw) Mountain	Wide area. Denver,I25,I70 to Eisenhower	449.450 (-)	103.5 CTCSS		LINKED
Morrison Mountain	Wide area, Denver, I25	449.625 (-)	NONE		LINKED
Moffat Water Treatment Plant Lakewood	Denver	448.350 (-)	NONE	Wires-X (Please do not try to change rooms)	LINKED
Warren Mountain	Littleton, South Denver	449.600 (-)	NONE		LINKED
Lookout Mountain	Denver	927.9750(-)	67.0 CTCSS		LINKED
Guy Hill	Denver	449.750(-)	DMR Time Slot 1 TG 310847, CC 1		LINKED
Boulder Valley	NE Boulder	447.175(-)	103.5 CTCSS		LINKED
Mt. Chief KB5YZB	Lakewood, Denver Highway 285	447.100(-)	103.5 CTCSS		LINKED
Denver WAØMJX	Denver	447.050(-)	103.5 CTCSS 127.3 Output		LINKED
Green Mtn Lakewood KG0RP	Louisville to South Denver	445.2625 (-)	CC11, TG310847 on TS2 All other traffic on TS1		LINKED

Parker

Parker, Aurora, Eastern Metro and beyond

448.275 (-)

None C4FM

UNLINKED

Arvada

Denver, North Metro Boulder

449.675 (-)

None C4FM

LINKED

South Front Range

Location	Service Area	Frequency and offset	Access Code	Mode	Operational Status
Colorado Springs – Gardner Rock	Springs. I25 Monument Hill to Fountain	449.850 (-)	103.5 CTCSS		LINKED
Baculite Mesa	I25 Fountain to Walsenburg	449.575 (-)	103.5 CTCSS		LINKED
Colorado Springs	EAST and NORTH El Paso County	447.425 (-)	None C4FM		LINKED
N/A
Bakulite Mesa	I25 Fountain to Colorado City	447.200 (-)	None C4FM		LINKED

Eastern Plains

Location	Service Area	Frequency and offset	Access Code	Mode	Operational Status
Sterling CO	NE CO	145.295 (-)	100.0 CTCSS		LINKED
Stratton CO	Stratton	146.895 (-)	103.5 CTCSS		OFF AIR DECOMMED
Akron	Akron, CO	447.425 (-)	103.5 CTCSS		LINKED
Ft Morgan	I-76 Ft Morgan, Brush, Wiggins	146.925(-)	100.0 CTCSS		LINKED
Holyoke	Hwy 6, From Sterling into KS	146.955(-)	100.0 CTCSS		LINKED
Villas	Baca County	446.7625 (-)	CC7 TS2		LINKED
Cedar Point	I-70 Limon Area	447.650(-)	None C4FM		LINKED
Hugo	Hugo area	447.150(-)	None C4FM		LINKED
First View	First View, Kit Carson Aroya	447.600(-)	103.5 CTCSS	Analog	LINKED

Colorado Mountains

Location	Service Area	Frequency and offset	Access Code	Mode	Operational Status
Mt. Princeton	Arkansas Valley, Buena Vista, Salida	448.400 (-)	103.5 CTCSS		LINKED
Silverthorne, CO	Dillon, Breckenridge	146.700 (-)	107.2 CTCSS		OFF AIR UNLINKED
Dillon Lake Roberts Tunnel	Dillon, Silverthorn Breckenridge	447.950 (-)	None		LINKED
Grand Lake	Grand Lake, Granby, Fraser	448.250 (-)	103.5 CTCSS		LINKED
Craig	Craig, CO	445.025, 447.200 (-)	TG 310847, NONE	DMR, Fusion
Bailey, Park County	Highway 285 Morrison to Kenosha Pass	146.895 (-)	100.0 CTCSS		LINKED
Steamboat Springs	Yampa Valley Kremmling Valley	145.250 (-)	103.5 CTCSS		LINKED
Storm Peak	Steamboat Springs, Hayden, Craig	447.425 (-)	None C4FM		LINKED
San Luis Valley	Monte Vista	449.625 (-)	94.8 CTCSS		OFF AIR  UNLINKED
San Luis Valley	Center	146.64 (-)	77.0 CTCSS		OFF AIR  UNLINKED
SangreDe Christo Mtns East Valley	Cotopaxi Westcliffe	449.125 (-)	103.5		LINKED
Vail CO	Vail, I-70 and surrounding Mountains	448.750 (-)	103.5		LINKED
Pagosa Springs	Pagosa Springs	449.950 (-)	103.5		LINKED
Alamosa	South Central San Luis Valley	447.150 (-)	94.8		LINKED
Fairplay/South Park	Hiway 285 South Park, Kenosha to Antero Junction, South on Highway 9 to the Junction of Highway 24	147.090(+)	100.0		LINKED

Blanca, San Luis Valley

Alamosa, Monte Vista, San Luis Valley

446.750(-)

100.0

DMR CC1 TS1 SHL TG 310847TS2 Open Use

LINKED

Leadville

Leadville, valley and surrounding mountains

449.575(-)

103.5

LINKED

Western Slope

Location	Service Area	Frequency and offset	Access Code	Mode	Operational Status
Grand Mesa	Wide Area I-70 Fruita, Junction, Palliside	449.650 (-)	151.4 CTCSS		LINKED
Waterdog Mountain	Wide Area, Montrose, US50, Delta	448.650 (-)	151.4 CTCSS		LINKED
Tenderfoot Mountain	Gunnison CO	447.650 (-)	151.4 CTCSS		LINKED
Blackridge Mountain	Grand Junction	447.175(-)	151.4 CTCSS	/NXDN	LINKED
Ute Butte	Gateway, Nucla Norwood	449.400 (-)	151.4 CTCSS		LINKED
Mt. Callahan	I-70 Pallisade, Silt, Rifle	449.925 (-)	151.4 CTCSS		LINKED
Uranium Peak	Meeker, CO-13, CO-64	447.650(-)	151.4 CTCSS		LINKED
Montrose	Montrose, Delta, Olathe	447.425	C4FM Digital		COMING SOON!
Willow Mtn	I-70 Colorado border, Moab and Into Utah	447.650 (-)	151.4		LINKED
GrayHead Mtn	Telluride, Nucla Naturita, Norwood Monticello Utah	449.700 (-)	107.2		LINKED

Black Ridge Mtn Grand Junction

Grand Junction, Fruita, I-70 into Utah

449.575

LINKED

Sunlight Peak Glenwoood Springs

Glenwood Springs to Aspen and west along I-70 and more

449.875

151.4

AllStar

LINKED

Other Locations

Location	Service Area	Frequency and offset	Access Code	Mode	Operational Status
West Peak	Socorro NM Wide Area I-25, Albuquerque to TRC	442.125 (+)	123.0 CTCSS		LINKED
Scottsbluff, NE	Scottsbluff, Gering	444.825 (+)	100.0 CTCSS		LINKED
Scottsbluff, NE	Scottsbluff, Gering	444.250 (+)	YSF Digital  (C4FM)	YSF Digital (C4FM)	LINKED
Saskatoon Saskatchewan	Wide Area	442.000 (+)	NoTone		LINKED
Scott City Kansas	Scott City	443.800 (+)	88.5 CTCSS		LINKED
Spokane WA	Wide Area	444.500 (+)	C4FM		LINKED
Moab UT	MOAB AREA	447.500	SIMPLEX		OFF AIR UNLINKED
Calgary AB Canada	Calgary AREA	448.500	SIMPLEX		LINKED
St. Cloud MN	Wide Area	442.150 (+)	NONE		LINKED
Iron Mtn Michigan	60 mile radius	147.285 (+)	NONE		OFF AIR UNLINKED
Orange CT	I-95 New Haven to Fairfield CT	447.675 (+)	NONE		OFF AIR UNLINKED
Maricopa AZ	Maricopa/Phoenix	146.780 (-)	100.0	AMS/Fusion Analog	LINKED
Twin Falls  ID	Twin Falls City	145.170 (-) TEMP on 443.750	100.0	AMS/Fusion /Analog	UNLINKED
Saskatoon Saskatchewan	Saskatoon	146.61 (-)	NONE C4FM		OFF AIR UNLINKED
Fallon NV	35 mile radius	145.625(Simplex)	None		LINKED

449.450 – (103.5) K1DUN/R Mestaa’ėhehe (formerly Squaw) Mountain, Colorado (Analog)

This repeater is located on Mount Mesta’ėhehe (formerly known as Squaw Mountain) at an elevation of 11,440 Feet and is provided by the Rocky Mountain Radio League .

The repeater provides wide area coverage: west to the Continental Divide, south to Colorado Springs, east to Limon, and north to Cheyenne. Please see the RMRL repeater page for more information.

The Hub is linked into the repeater through the AllStar Link System.

Right: Mount Mesta’ėhehe (formerly known as Squaw Mountain) antenna tower array.( Courtesy RMRL ) 

449.750  KI0GO Guy Hill, Denver, Colorado

This repeater offers DMR Digital coverage and is also provided by the Rocky Mountain Radio League. The SkyHub is accessed by this repeater through the BrandMeister network. To use this repeater, you need a DMR radio.

The SkyHub is usually on the repeater’s time slot 1 on the 310847 talk group. To program this in your radio, typically you will need to create a new contact with 310847, and then program a new channel to use that contact as a group call on the repeater frequency.

Guy Hill Repeater Site, Courtesy RMRL

448.350 –  KD0SSP/R – Denver Water (Moffat) Treatment Plant (Wires-X Digital)

Provided by the Denver Water Amateur Radio Club, This repeater offers the Yaesu System Fusion C4FM digital mode from the radio tower at the water treatment plant. This offers excellent mobile and HT coverage in the Denver area, and coverage back up into the canyons in the mountains where some of the mountaintop repeaters are shadowed.  The repeater, while being a Fusion Digital connected into SkyHubLink via Wires-X, IS NOT SWITCHABLE to other Wires-X rooms, but is locked into SkyHubLink as a connecting point for the rest of the system thru a YSF link.  Please DO NOT try to change it in Wires-X command and control..

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448.350 is permanently locked into the SkyHubLink Wires-X room.  Do NOT try to change rooms on this repeater.  See our other Wires-X enabled repeaters for that operation.

Photo: Repeater accessed by a FTM-400 Fusion Radio and the Moffat Lakewood Site.

449.625 KE0VH/R – Mt. Morrison Denver, Colorado (Wires-X)

This machine is located on Mt. Morrison just south of Golden, and provides Wires-X capability.

The Wires-X IS steerable, and any room can be joined.  to change Wires-X rooms please use the following instructions:

1. Put your radio in Wires-X mode to see what room the repeater is on.
if on SKYHUBLINK, say something to the effect “This is (callsign) is the 449.625 repeater in use?”

If not, (which will be most of the time probably) say your callsign and say that you are switching 449.625 to (Room) “America Link”, “TexasNexus”, etc.
Remember the repeater switches back to “SKYHUBLINK” after a half hour, so if using it you will have to switch back manually.

2. PLEASE DON’T leave the repeater locked into another room just for monitoring purposes only. Making contacts is great, listening for awhile to see who is on is fine, making contacts is encouraged but just using for personal background monitoring is not.

3. If not using the repeater please switch back to “SKYHUBLINK” although after a pre-determined time it will switch back automatically.  During our Monday Night Net it will be locked into the “SKYHUBLINK” at 7pm Mtn Time.

4. HAVE FUN! N3ZF Bernie has worked more than 80 countries and many states on 449.625 on the America Link room 21080. The world is online for your choice to make contacts with!

445.2625  Green Mountain/Lakewood, Denver, Colorado

Thanks to Luca VE2WKR for this repeater located in Lakewood with DMR coverage from Louisville down to south Denver and east to Aurora.  This is now the SECOND DMR repeater in the metro area for SkyHubLink. The frequency is 445.2625, minus offset,  CC 11.   The repeater is linked TG310847 SkyHubLink on Time Slot 2.  All other brandmeister traffic on TS1.

447.175 – (pl 103.5) WØJRL/R Boulder, Colorado (Analog)

This repeater is located on the NE Side of Boulder and is now covering the Boulder “hole” as well as the surrounding communities and more.  Thanks to our good friend Vic Michaels for allowing us the space at his site.  We are actually using the Lookout Mountain 900 mhz repeater as the link system to be able to connect this repeater.

The repeater in the rack.  this is an interesting repeater in that we call it a “Franken-Fusion” machine.  The Yaesu transmitter in it originally stopped working. Skyler then removed it and installed a Motorola radio to be the transmit side.  You can still program the Yaesu receiver from the front panel but Skyler engineered a way to integrate the two and still have programming ability of the receiver.  Very ingenious!  So it could be a way to at least partially save a bad side to a Yaesu repeater.

Here Skyler WØSKY is installing the 900 Mhz relay antenna. We are using the 927.9250 Lookout Mountain repeater as the relay machine for the Boulder repeater.  So in the rack picture you also see a Kenwood 900 mhz radio that is acting as the link through the antenna above.  It is pointed back at Lookout Mountain above Golden.

Our friend Jim Carey who is a professional tower climber getting ready to go up to install the actual repeater antenna.  We are VERY GRATEFUL for his expertise and making this part of the project go so well.  Jim is also the owner/operator of the soon to be on air Parker Wires-X SkyHubLink repeater.

Jack KEØVH and Ben NØBAA installing 1/2 connectors on the feedline, and the repeater antenna installed on the tower.

447.050 – (pl 103.5 in/127.3 Out) WAØMJX/R Denver, Colorado (Analog)

This repeater is located at the 1670 Broadway building in Downtown Denver with good downtown city coverage, and also covers really well along the base of the foothills along C-470 and anwhere you have line of site to the downtown buildings.  Thanks SO MUCH to Jeff Grazi of Grazi Communications for making this repeater a part of SkyHubLink!

449.600 – N0PUF/R Littleton Colorado (Wires-X)

This repeater offers coverage from Warren Mountain in the southwestern and western corridor along C-470, plus full metro coverage east and north of I-70.   It is provided by the Denver RadioLeague.  It is Wires-X capable and steerable to different Wires-X rooms.NØPUF/R Denver Radio League site on Warren Mtn southwest of Denver.   If you switch it to another Wires-X room, it will return to the SKYHUBLINK after a predetermined amount of time.

447.175 – (pl 103.5) KB5YZB/R lakewood, Mt. Chief, Colorado (Analog)

This new repeater supplied to SHL by Brett KB0YZB is  ON THE AIR from Mt. Chief near Tinytown south of Morrison.  It covers not only Denver but back into the mountains along Highway 285 and the communities around.  This repeater has more capabilities such as Echolink too.  More information on that will be posted here soon.  Thanks to NETEO for the internet connection on the mountain.

448.275 N2SKY/R – Parker/Aurora, Colorado (Wires-X)

This repeater is coming soon.  Stand by for more details and information.

447.800 K0SVT/R – Milner Mountain, Loveland, Colorado (Wires-X)

This repeater offers coverage from north Denver, north Aurora, and way out towards Strasburg Co, and north to the Wyoming line, Greeley, Milliken, Ft. Collins, Loveland, Longmont and more.  This repeater is home based on SkyHubLink Wires-X room 46361, but is Wires-X steerable to all rooms available.   

927.9750 – (pl 67.0) W0SKY/R Denver, Colorado (Analog)

This repeater offers coverage on the 33cm band in Denver and is located on Lookout Mountain. This repeater is built by W0SKY, and has a sector antenna giving 180 degree coverage in the front range. Excellent 900 HT coverage is offered in downtown Denver.

This is currently one of the only Analog repeaters on 900MHz in the front range, and will hopefully encourage more hams to experiment with the band.

The split is 25.9375MHz. The reason for the odd split is to deal with interference problems on the mountaintop.

This repeater is Linked in through AllStar link node 40195.

Left Photo: Wide Beam Sector antenna facing towards the city. (w0sky)

Right Photo: Repeater in the rack at lookout (w0sky)

449.850 – (pl 103.5) N2SKY/R Colorado Springs, Colorado (Analog)

This analog repeater offers coverage throughout Colorado Springs and is located at Gardner Rock. I-25 coverage spans from Monument Pass to Fountain, and way out east of the city.

447.425 – N2SKY/R Colorado Springs CO (Wires-X)

Located at Gardner Rock courtesy of our good friend Vic Michael we have moved this repeater to this location with MUCH IMPROVED Fusion/Wires-X coverage for Colorado Springs and beyond!  This site is now also internet linked via amateur radio 5 ghz frequencies to our internet supplier, becoming the FIRST SHL radio linked site for both repeaters!  Thanks to Skyler WØSKY as always for making the technology happen for SkyHubLink!

439.800 (-) Mt. Milner, Loveland, Colorado

Thanks to Luca VE2WKR for this repeater located on Mt. Milner with DMR coverage from Mt. Milner above Loveland .  This is now the 3rd DMR repeater in the north front range for SkyHubLink. The frequency is 439.800, minus offset,  Color Code 11.   The repeater is linked to TG310847 SkyHubLink on Time Slot 2.  All other Brandmeister traffic on TS1, including

TGIF on TS1 4+6digit TG (4TTTTTT)

DMR+ on TS1 8+4digit TG (8DDDD)

send TG4000 to unlink.

448.400 – N2SKY Buckhorn Mt./Ft. Collins (Analog)

The Cliff Mikkelsen NØZUQ Memorial repeater is now located on Buckhorn Mountain W of Ft. Collins  CO with coverage from north of Wyoming and I-25 around 120th Avenue in Thornton and area’s east pf Denver and more..  Pictures  of this large area repeater to come soon.

Thanks to the crew, Dan, Skyler WØSKY, Burness KIØAR, George K3SAD, and Daniel KFØFDF and Jack KEØVH for the work and all getting done.  Tower climbing was Skyler and Daniel, and ground crew being handled by Burness, George and Jack.

449.575 – N2SKY Baculite Mesa/Pueblo pl 103.5 (Analog)

The N2SKY repeater is located at Baculite Mesa at about 120 Feet on the tower.  This facility also houses the KDØSBN Fusion Wires-X repeater.  This analog repeater has been upgraded with 65 watts of output power and a tremendous signal in SE CO, plus can also operate without the amplifier at 20 watts if needed for backup.  Thanks to Steve KDØSBN, Skyler WØSKY, Daniel KFØFDF, Kat WØKPH and her husband Earl, and Gary NC2WX for the hard work on this site.

447.200 NC2WX/R – Baculite Mesa Pueblo, Colorado (Wires-X)

This repeater owned and operated by Gary NC2WX provides Wires-X coverage for Pueblo and the surrounding area from Baculite Mesa in addition to the analog N2SKY All Star repeater.

Transmit 447.200

Receive 442.200 Wires-X steerable homeroom SkyHubLink

448.750 – (pl 103.5) N2SKY/R Vail, Colorado (Analog)

With great coverage in the mountains around Vail, Edwards, Avon, and I-70 from Vail Pass to Eagle, this repeater located at the top of the Vail Mountain Ski Resort should reach south to Tennessee Pass, and the highway between Minturn and Leadville.  Thanks also to KZYR 97.7 Radio and Steve the owner for providing internet and housing the node radio link at his studio’s in Edwards.  Mark NØXRX, Skyler WØSKY and Jack KEØVH installed the repeater at the site above 11,000 feet in a comms building with commanding views of the surrounding mountains!

449.750 – (pl 103.5) N2SKY/R Leadville, Colorado (Analog)

Our repeater covering the entire Leadville valley, surrounding mountains (including several 14’ners) is housed at the Colorado College Mountain Campus in Leadville.  Thanks to our benefactors for allowing us to be on their tower at that site.  AND, a big thanks to Galvanized Endeavors for donating their time and tower climbing capabilities for mounting our antenna on top of the tower!

Dallas, Tor and Clay from our great friends with Galvanized Endeavors Tower Company (including GM Daniel and owner Alex Arpin) out of Colorado Springs.  GE is one of our great benefactors, helping out SkyHubLink with donations of time, internet, tower expertise and more!

The repeater in the “shack” on the campus of Colorado Mountain College in Leadville.

447.425 – (pl 103.5) N2SKY/R Akron, Colorado (Analog)

Thanks to Derek KCØLCD, Skyler WØSKY, Tom KD4DT, Paul KFØEYS, Daniel KFØFDF, and Jack KEØVH (in the pictures below) for the work and help in getting the NEW Akron CO 447.425 repeater on the air from the site just west of Akron CO.  This repeater replaces the older Akron repeater with a much wider coverage over the NE I-76 corridor, with solid communication for Akron, Otis, Ft. Morgan, Brush, up to Sterling and the Pawnee Grasslands area as well.  This UHF repeater has great overlap for the Sterling and Holyoke, and the coverage along the north front range.

447.400 (-) 103.5 pl N2SKY/R Laramie/Cheyenne WY (Analog)   

The view to the west of Laramie WY

Thanks to Derek KCØLCD,  Daryl W3ORR, and Skyler WØSKY for the help in getting it on air.  Large coverage area!  This repeater is now Analog AllStar covering a large area around Laramie and Cheyenne WY.

The repeater coverage for SE Wyoming from Pilot Hill east of Laramie

449.200 (-) W3ORR/R Cheyenne WY IS MOVING SOON, OFF AIR as of this time.  We will advise when it is operational soon.

The repeater is linked to SkyHubLink via YSF Reflector 92722 (not Wires-X or steerable).  This repeater fills in the city and beyond where the Pilot Hill repeater was overshooting coverage of the main Cheyenne area.  You will need a Yaesu C4FM Fusion capable digital radio to work this repeater.  It is NOT Steerable to other YSF Reflector rooms.

Coverage of YSF C4FM Linked 449.200 W3ORR/R

447.425 (-) 103.5 pl N2SKY/R Rawlins/Saratoga/Elk Mountain I-80 to Laramie WY (Analog)

This repeater is located on Elk Mountain with a TREMENDOUS view from above 11,000 feet of the surrounding country side.  Coverage is from way west of Rawlins and to Laramie, also covering to the north.  The antenna and radio is housed in a very unusual tube/tower to protect the co-located broadcast FM station from the winter blasting that this site gets in winter.  It is a complimentary coverage repeater for the Pilot Hill Laramie Repeater providing a long uninterrupted coverage of I-80 in middle to south east Wyoming.

Node radio and link antenna (yagi pointing to the right) from facility down in Saratoga

Very interesting “tower” shelter on top of Elk Mountain.  This structure houses the broadcast antenna’s for the local radio stations plus our repeater antenna, seen inside the structure in the photos below.

Inside the structure, showing our repeater antenna and its placement inside.  These antenna’s are certainly protected from the harsh winter environment on Elk Mountain!

145.250 – (103.5) N0PRG/R Sunshine Peak Steamboat Springs, Colorado (Analog)

Thanks to Danny NØPRG for this repeater on Sunshine Peak above the Steamboat Springs Ski Resort with a huge signal over the Yampa Valley and also east down thru Kremling and on to north of Silverthorne.  This repeater will provide a big service to area and thru many sparsely served repeater area’s.

447.425 (-) N2SKY/R Steamboat Springs CO Wires-X

This repeater is now full Wires-X operation 09/13/2023

The repeater is located at the top of the Storm Peak Ski lift above Steamboat and serves the Yampa and Emerald Valley area’s out to Hayden and Craig.  Thanks to Don of KBCR/KRAI Radio for providing our internet link.  Thanks to Keri N2KNK for providing the repeater antenna and Vic Michael of RF Towers LLC for allowing us to be on the site.

449.125 – N2SKY/R Cotopaxi/Westcliffe CO (Wires-X ANALOG)  

Thanks to Bill WØHG for the facilities housing the 449.125 analog repeater from the hilltop near Cotopaxi covering the eastern SangreDe Christo Mountain east valley, Cotopaxi, Westcliffe and the other communities in the area.

447.200 – NC2WX/R Pueblo CO (Wires-X)

The new replacement Wires-X repeater in Pueblo is ON THE AIR and connected to SkyHubLink now and is serving southern Colorado from Baculite Mesa.  Thanks to Gary NC2WX, Bucky W0SUN, and all who have supported and helped to bring this project to final ON AIR Status!  This repeater will also be the flagship repeater for the SkyHubLink Weather Outlook NET Monday thru Saturday at 1pm Mountain time and is also a SkyWarn repeater.

449.950 – (pl 103.5) N2SKY/R Pagosa Springs, Colorado (Analog)

Thanks to Keith KSØW for hosting this SkyHubLink repeater in SW CO as you travel along Highway 160 & 84.

449.625 – (pl 94.8) Monte Vista, Colorado (Analog) 

447.100 – (pl 77.0) Center, Colorado (Analog) 

Thanks to Dave NØKM and Bob NO1PB for setting up and the S.A.R.A group for the operation of the repeaters in the San Luis Valley.  More information and a coverage map are coming soon.

446.750  N6JPH Blanca, Colorado

Thanks to Jason N6JPH for the DMR repeater covering Alamosa, Monte Vista, and the San Luis Valley from near Blanca.  Time slot 1 is locked to SkyHubLink, Time slot 2 is open for any use.  Use Color Code 1 for this repeater.

442.125 – (pl 123.0) KC5ORO/R Socorro, New Mexico (Analog)

Located on West Peak near the New Mexico Tech Campus in Socorro NM, this repeater provides tremendous Southern New Mexico Coverage along I-25 North to Albuquerque, South of Truth or Consequences and West to Magdalena. This repeater was installed by W0SKY and is linked to AllStar link via an RF link to the campus engineering building. The repeater is maintained by the New Mexico Tech Amateur Radio Association (TARA). 

Right: Repeater Rack (w0sky)

Below: View from Mountain (w0sky)

Limon, Cedar Point, Hugo, and Stratton along I-70 on the Eastern Plains (Wires-X)

Thanks to Bill, KD0OXW for linking his repeaters (Digital side) to the Wires-X 46361 SkyHubLink Room.  These repeaters are also fully Wires-X steerable so you can connect them to other Wires-X rooms, then they will “homeroom” on SHL 46361.

Analog can be used locally around the repeaters, Fusion digital is linked to SHL in DN mode only on your Fusion radio.  Please do not use VW mode.  This will not be heard over the linked system.  During EOSS.org High Altitude balloon flights launching from Deer Trail these repeaters are switched to analog mode and are connected to 449.450 via the SkyHubLink auxilliary AllStar node for tracking and recovery operations.

1. Cedar Point CO, 447.650 DIGITAL is KD0OXW-CDR.  Locally analog pl 103.5  Analog is NOT linked.
2. First View CO, 447.600 IS ANALOG is KD0OXW-FV.  pl 103.5  Analog IS linked NO DIGITAL.
3. Hugo CO, KD0OXW 447.150 DIGITAL ONLY at this time.

WELCOME BILL and all the hams out east on the plains!

146.895 – (100.0) ABØPC/R Bailey, Colorado (Analog).

Thanks to Mike ABØRR and the folks with the Park County Amateur Radio Club for the connections with the Bailey and Fairplay repeaters completing coverage along Hiway 285 from SW Denver and on over Kenosha Pass and out to the rest of South Park to Buena Vista.  See their webpage at: https://ab0pc.org/

147.090 – (100.0) ABØPC/R Fairplay/South Park, Colorado (Analog).

THE N2KNK REPEATER LINKING SYSTEM, WESTERN SLOPE COLORADO

NOTE: These repeaters are all able to be connected to SkyHubLink at anytime with the *3 46079 touchtone input from your radio and will stay connected for a half hour after no connectivity.  You can reconnect them as needed.

See the NEW interactive map showing the coverages for the N2KNK system at this site:

N2KNK Repeater Western Slope System

You can click on the above map for an interactive version

449.650 – (151.4) N2KNK/R (Grand Junction, Colorado (Analog).

This repeater is owned and maintained by Keri, N2KNK and offers a large footprint near Grand Junction from the top of Grand mesa. This is permanently linked to the Montrose and Gunnison repeaters through an RF link. This repeater offers wide-area coverage along US-50 and I-70 and good HT coverage into Grand Junction.

Photo, View from the top of Grand mesa looking North ( w0sky) 

448.650 – (pl 151.4) N2KNK/R Waterdog Mtn Montrose, Colorado (Analog)

This repeater is also provided by Keri, and offers wide-area coverage in the Montrose area from Waterdog peak. It is full-time linked to Grand Junction and Gunnison through an RF link.

447.650 – (pl 151.4) N2KNK/R Gunnison Colorado (Analog)

This repeater is also provided by N2KNK, and offers wide-area coverage in the Gunnison area from W mountain or Tenderfoot peak. It is full-time linked to Grand Junction and Montrose through an RF link. Coverage is provided into the Gunnison valley and East and west along Highway 50.

447.175  – (151.4) N2KNK/R Grand Junction, Colorado (Analog and NXDN RAM 11 from BlackRidge Mtn).

The NEW (May 16th) 447.175 Repeater covering from Utah down to Montrose across the Grand Junction valley is on the air and filling in an area previously not covered or covered sporadically.  It is also NXDN capable on RAM 11 digital, both linked to SkyHubLink.

447.650 – (151.4) N2KNK/R (Willow Mountain, Colorado (Analog).

Another repeater on the western slope provided by Keri N2KNK and coverage along a great deal of I-70 from east of Grand Junction into Utah including the Moab area.  We will get a better map coverage picture soon.  This repeater along with the other N2KNK repeaters will be utilized by the Mesa County SAR group and other emergency agencies.  THANKS KERI for this incredible coverage repeater.

449.700 – (107.2) N2KNK/R (GrayHead Mountain, Telluride Colorado (Analog).

This analog AllStar repeater covers Telluride, Norwood, Naturita, Nucla and many of the mountain area’s around Telluride.  Thanks again to Keri N2KNK for making this repeater available to SkyHubLink in SW Colorado.

The repeater and the views from the site.  Pictures courtesy of N2KNK

447.650 – (131.8) N2KNK/R (Uranium Mountain, Meeker/Craig Colorado (Analog).

Transmit Output Frequency 447.650 MHz Receive Frequency 442.650 MHz PL  131.8 Linked to SkyHubLink Via AllStar/analog

449.875 – (151.4) N2KNK/R Sunlight Peak, Glenwood Springs Colorado

(Analog).  

ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL COLORADO MOUNTAIN FALL LANDSCAPE ON SUNLIGHT PEAK!

448.400 – (PL 103.5) N2SKY Mt. Princeton Salida/Buena Vista (Analog)

The Arkansas Valley from north of Buena Vista to SE of Salida is covered by the repeater from 10,800 feet on the eastern slope of Mt. Princeton in the Collegiate range in Central Colorado.  Thanks to KTLF Radio for the internet connection and Derek K0ATV for all the help and work on this project.

448.250 – (pl 103.5) W5WCA Grand Lake CO (Analog)

Cris W5WCA runs this fulltime analog repeater in Grand Lake CO linked to the AllStar connection for the SkyHubLink

444.825 + N0PRG/R Craig CO (YSF 446.725 -) & (445.025 – DMR TG 310847) https://register.ysfreflector.de/

Digital coverage both YSF (Fusion) and DMR in the Yampa Valley thanks to Danny NØPRG.  More is coming with a analog repeater on 145.250 on Werner Mountain Steamboat Springs soon.  Stand by!

444.825 + (pl 100.0) N0NEB/R Scottsbluff Nebraska (Analog)

AllStar node 50620 is now online linked to the SkyHub on the N0NEB/R 444.825 repeater located at the Regional West Medical Center in Scottsbluff.  + offset, PL 100hz.  The AllStar link is operated by Larry KCØWVE and the repeater is owned by the Tri City Amateur Radio Club and maintained by Larry.  Output is 45 watts.

444.250 (+) NØNEB/R Scottsbluff NE (YSF C4FM) https://register.ysfreflector.de/

Rick Brown owns and operate two repeaters here,  224.600/223.000 carrier squelch and 444.250/449.250 PL 156.7.  The 444.250 machine is BridgeCom BCR-40U with a MMDVM to support digital modes. Currently it has DMR turned on,  using the BrandMeister network. I also have YSF enabled and locked to the Skyhub YSF92722 reflector.  WiresX pass through is turned off. The antenna is a Comet CX-333 at 100 feet fed with 7/8-inch Heliax.  I have the .250 repeater set to 25 watts but lose 3Db thru the Motorola duplexer so about 12-13 watts to the antenna.

Site Coordinates are 41.94058333 N.  And -103.65638889 W. We call this site Victory Hill.

Both repeaters use the club N0NEB callsign.

The Tri Cities Radio Amateur Club has purchased two Yaesu DR-2X repeaters. We are planning to deploy them at our Victory Hill and Banner County sites. Logan KE0SHV and Rick W0SSB are working on linking the new repeaters in analog mode. 147.075/147.675 PL 127.3 is located at Victory Hill and 147.000/146.400 PL 103.5 is at Banner County.  The club is replacing the 100-foot Rohn 25 tower at Victory Hill this summer. We have 70 feet of Rohn 45. We’ll be replacing the feedlines as well.  All are on the  SkyHubLink system.

If you have any questions, you can contact me at rbrown@mobileomaha.com

145.295 – (pl 100.0) WAØJTB Sterling CO (Analog)

146.926 – (pl 100.0) NØONL Ft. Morgan CO (Analog) Linked via radio

146.955 – (pl 100.0) NØFON Holyoke (Analog) Linked via radio

We now have SkyHubLink coverage over a large portion of NE CO with the addition of repeaters in Sterling, Ft. Morgan and Holyoke run by our good friend Kent NØONL and Damon NØFON.  These repeaters are tied into the SkyHubLink via AllStar.  The repeaters are linked to each other via a radio link and then thru the Sterling repeater to the SkyHubLink via AllStar.  More information and coverage maps are coming.  Here is the main information for the Sterling repeater.

444.500 – AE7RJ Spokane WA (Fusion Wires-X) and analog

Downlink:	444.50000
Uplink:	449.50000a
Offset:	+5.0 MHzb
Uplink Tone:	136.5
Downlink Tone:	136.5
Wires-X Digital Enabled
DG-ID:	Open ↑ / Open ↓
WIRES-X:	55626
County:	Spokane
GPS*:	47.34460000 -117.17510000
Grid:	DN17JI
Call:	AE7RJ
Use:	OPEN
Op Status:	On-Air
Coverage:	Covers most of Spokane County
FM:	Yes; analog capable.
Analog Bandwidth:	25.0 kHz
Commands:	DN and VW modes available
Notes:	WIRES-X Rm EAST-WA.

442.000 + offset VA5SKY/R Saskatoon Saskatchewan (Wires-X)

The VA5SKY Fusion Wires-X repeater is on the air on SkyHubLink covering a 50 km radius around Saskatoon in Canada.  Thanks to Rich VE5RH for setting up this fine system north of the border on SkyHubLink!

DR-2X Repeater, 125 watt TPL  amplifier (LMS) series.

147.200 Simplex VA4REM/R The Pas Manitoba (Wires-X)

Thanks so much to our friend Randy VE4REM for providing communications with SkyHubLink in the town of The Pas in Manitoba.  More information and a coverage map and pictures are coming to this listing soon.

145.170 – KB7SQS/R – Twin Falls ID (Fusion WIres-X)

442.150 NØANC/R – St. Cloud Minnesota (Fusion Wires-X)

Thanks to Shannon NØANC and the repeater group from the St. Cloud Hospital for the addition of SkyHubLink Coverage in the area.  The repeater is open for all to use and when visiting the area be sure to stop in and chat with the folks up there, and keep in touch with those back here via SkyHubLink.

147.285 N7SWX/R – Iron Mtn, Upper Peninsula, Michigan (Wires-X)

Rob N7SWX has put the 146.285 repeater on SkyHubLink from the upper peninsula in Michigan.                               .

Rob at the site, the antenna on the tower, and the repeater enclosure.

443.800 – N0YK/R Scott City KS (AMS Wires-X ANALOG)

Thanks to Chad NØYK for the ANALOG Wires-X linked repeater in Scott City Kansas.  The repeater also operates digital via the AMS (Automatic Mode Select) function of the Yaesu repeaters.  But right now the repeater is linked to SkyHubLink via the analog function.

447.675 KC1LVB/R – Orange CT  (Fusion Wires-X)

Thanks so much to Robert KC1LVB  Stuardo AD2AJ for coverage along Interstate 95 from New Haven to Fairfield in Connecticut.

448.850 Simplex VA6QAS – Calgary Alberta Canada (Fusion WIres-X)

Thanks to Ameer VA6QAS for the new coverage in Calgary Alberta Canada.  Ameer welcomes all to the SkyHubLink System and the local 448.850 Simplex repeater, fully Wires-X switchable for all the different rooms available for communication, but it homerooms back on SkyHubLink for general amateur communication.

146.780 – PL 100.0 W8RH/R Maricopa AZ (AMS Wires-X/ANALOG)

THIS REPEATER IS BACK ON SKYHUBLINK Wires-X 46361, fully Wires-X steerable to other rooms but homerooms on SkyHubLink.  thanks to Bob W8RH!

145.62 – PL 100.0 W6FO Fallon NV (Wires-X)

The W6FO Simplex node (74826) and room (84826) running on the system in Fallon, Nevada. The system running simplex on 145.625 with the antenna at 60’ AGL which gives anyone with in 35 miles access.  Wires-X to connects to SkyhubLink, is Wires-X switchable to other rooms, and it reverts back to SkyHubLink after 30 minutes of inactivity.