Repeaters


Repeaters

Castle Rock Repeater Group currently has 3 repeaters across the Front Range. The Mestaa’ėhehe Mountain repeater provides the widest area coverage of any repeater in Colorado.


If you are new to Ham Radio or need a refresher, check out this primer pdf on how to operate on a repeater and sound like a pro!

Be sure to read the Acceptable Use Policy of CRRG before using the repeaters.

LocationOutputToneLinksCoverageNotes
Mestaa’ėhehe Mountain (formerly Squaw)146.670MHz [-]100Hz PL input/outputCheyenne Wyoming, East to Limon, South to Colorado Springs and West to the Continental Divide.Listen Live
Smokey Hill / Denver 2M145.400MHz [-]100Hz PL inputcross-linked to 448.500MHzDenver, South Denver
Smokey Hill / Denver 70CM448.500MHz [-]100Hz PL inputcross-linked to 145.400MHzDenver, South Denver

Neighborhood Nodes

Neighborhoods Nodes are nodes that are simplex and connect into the digital systems through the internet typically. Several different modes are available, such as D-Star, DMR and Wires-x. The table below contains the information for each node.

ModeFrequencyLocationNotes
Wires-X441.100MHz72nd & Sheridan, WestminsterFull Wires-X Control, Defaults to Room 00728, 5W

Talk Groups

NetworkTalk Group IDUse
XLXXLX303DColorado Digital Multiprotocol (Digital Learning Net)
TGIF356Digital Learning Net
BrandMeisterTBDCRRG
BrandMeister3196577CARBBN
Wires-X00728Room 00728
Colorado Digital Multiprotocol Dashboard: http://coloradodigital.duckdns.org
TGIF DLN Dashboard: https://tgif.network/lastheard.php?search=Digital+Learning+Net

XLX022

ModuleNameLinks
ACARBBNBM 3196577, Wires-X Room 00728
CCRRGTBD
HDigital Learning NetTGIF 356
XLX022 Dashboard: https://xlx.crrg.club