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.
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| Location | Output | Tone | Links | Coverage | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mestaa’ėhehe Mountain (formerly Squaw) | 146.670MHz [-] | 100Hz PL input/output | Cheyenne Wyoming, East to Limon, South to Colorado Springs and West to the Continental Divide. | Listen Live | |
| Smokey Hill / Denver 2M | 145.400MHz [-] | 100Hz PL input | cross-linked to 448.500MHz | Denver, South Denver | |
| Smokey Hill / Denver 70CM | 448.500MHz [-] | 100Hz PL input | cross-linked to 145.400MHz | Denver, South Denver |
Talk Groups
| Network | Talk Group ID | Use |
|---|---|---|
| XLX | XLX303D | Colorado Digital Multiprotocol (Digital Learning Net) |
| TGIF | 356 | Digital Learning Net |
| BrandMeister | TBD | CRRG |
| BrandMeister | 3196577 | CARBBN |
TGIF DLN Dashboard: https://tgif.network/lastheard.php?search=Digital+Learning+Net
XLX022
| Module | Name | Links |
|---|---|---|
| A | CARBBN | BM 3196577 |
| C | CRRG | TBD |
| H | Digital Learning Net | TGIF 356 |