Repeaters

All Col­orado Con­nec­tion re­peat­ers re­quire an 88.5Hz input tone and broad­cast a 123.0Hz out­put tone. When in doubt, set your trans­mit tone to 88.5Hz and leave your re­ceive tone as car­ri­er squelch.

Click here for a most­ly com­plete merg­ing of the re­peat­er co­verages for the en­tire sys­tem. That is why we call it the COL­ORADO Con­nec­tion! We con­nect most of Col­orado.

Up­dated 02/18/2025

Ex­periment­al Re­peat­ers

The Col­orado Con­nec­tion runs two ex­periment­al re­peat­ers in the De­nv­er area, one VHF and one UHF as noted above. You are more than wel­come to use these re­peat­ers and even en­couraged to do so. Just know they may not be st­able as we try out new fea­tures, new hardware, and new li­nk­ing pro­tocols. Have the ‘310 ready as a bac­kup. For our “re­gular” re­peat­ers our prior­ity is re­liabil­ity, these are the re­peat­ers we where we are try­ing out new th­ings that may not be quite so re­li­able yet. They are our beta test re­peat­ers!

Crossband Re­peat­ers

The Col­orado Con­nec­tion re­quests that you do not op­erate any crossband re­peat­ers on our net­work with­out re­quest­ing *and re­ceiv­ing* per­miss­ion first. In order to be approved to use a crossband re­peat­er, your radio must be able to ident­ify it­self with your callsign. If this does not happ­en, you are putt­ing only our callsign on your crossband which is un­ac­cept­able.

Please con­tact us if you wish to use any crossband sys­tem to ac­cess the Con­nec­tion at any time.