D I X I E A M A T E U R R A D I O C L U B , I N C .

Utah's "Dixie" is located in southwestern Utah

AMATEUR RADIO REPEATERS IN UTAH

There are a number of repeaters in Southwestern Utah. The following was taken from a database maintained by the Utah VHF Society web site and information from that organization is reproduced below. The Dixie Amateur Radio Club takes no responsibility for any inacuracies that may be present in these listings.

To view a comprehensive listing of all known Amateur Radio repeaters in Utah please follow this LINK.

Club Linked Repeater System

The Dixie Amateur Radio Club has a linked repeater system. Here are the new frequencies that you can use. These are open repeaters available to any Amateur to use:

145.490 MHz Utah Hill (covering most areas of the southern county, northern Clark County, NV)
146.640 MHz Stout Hill (coverage of metropolitan St. George, Washington, Hurricane)
145.450 MHz Toquerville (coverage of northern county, eastern county areas)

Remember, the frequency that you should have your transceiver's receiver set on is the frequency shown above. You should have the transmit offset set to minus (-) 600kHz and require a 100hz CTCSS tone to access.

Presentation on the Repeater System:

Below is a link to view the presentation on the Club's Repeater System that Nick Nickle, W7CRN, presented at the October 21, 2009 Club meeting. A number of Club members asked if it could put it on the web site.

Please CLICK HERE to view the presentation.

(Note: It is provided as a PDF file, 1.303MB file size. and Adobe Acrobat or a similar PDF reader is needed to view the file.)

If you have any questions on the presentation, please contact Nick via e-mail at: w7crn@crnick.com

Information on other linked repeater systems in the State of Utah:

I wanted to share some Utah VHF repeater information with you and your organization. I invite you to review my information and create a link to it via your website if you so desire. Last year I realized that the chore of locating and identifying repeaters for single and Linked systems in Utah was a complex task of research and patchy information. In this endeavor, I realized that a single listing and mapping of our 3 primary linked systems was possible. This includes the "Intermountain Intertie", "Sinbad(SDARC)", and "Skyline Systems". I first published in August of 2009, updated in September of 2009 and again in February of 2010.

The link is www.steveswww.com/content.htm or via my call sign at QRZ.com where there is a link available also.

I invite you and any of your members to visit and review this information. If there are any errors or omissions, please let me know, otherwise, I think you will find it rather pleasant to use and derive information from. We have also just begun to establish a new group here in Sevier Valley, www.sevierarc.org , Sevier Amateur Radio Group.

Please feel free to contact me for information or questions about these sites.

73,
Steve Fehlhaber - KE7ZIW
Monroe, UT. 84754
435-893-1957 cell
CW4759
www.steveswww.com