Durango is back online! It is a temporary fix, but seems to be working well. More work is still planned to harden up the site to be ready to survive the winter.
Durango is back online! It is a temporary fix, but seems to be working well. More work is still planned to harden up the site to be ready to survive the winter.
Alas the Grand Junction repeater went down again. This time it is the entire repeater. The site is accessible now, so hopefully it won’t be down long.
We were finally able to get to the site and fixed the link radio. Grand Junction now back to being linked into the system.
The backup system had issues yesterday evening and the 310 machine is offline. For some (most?) Denver area folk the backup UHF repeater on 448.075(-) may work. We believe the site is accessible now, and a crew is being organized for hopefully today.
We have mostly restored the system now. We have backup servers running to replace the failed sever.
(May 9 update) We had a power failure at the Thorodin site that was long enough to deplete the batteries. On power coming up, our main controller for the entire system did not come up and now it looks like some hard power failure where it cannot come back up. The tech team is working on rebuilding the network using a different server, so connections may be dynamic for a few days.