Created February 18, 2016 - by Steve Fehlhaber – KE7ZIW
http:www.steveswww.com/radiolinks.htm
or .doc or .pdf
Updated: March 8, 2017
◦ Repeater Book - https://www.repeaterbook.com/index.php?state_id=none
◦ K5EHX search maps - http://k5ehx.net/
◦ Artsci Publications – http://artscipub.com
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UTAH
ASSIGNED FREQUENCY INFORMATION – March 8, 2017 |
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3 |
6-Meter Repeater List |
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130 |
2-Meter Repeater List |
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16 |
1.25-Meter Repeater List |
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182 |
70-cm Repeater List |
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4 |
33-cm Repeater List |
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9 |
23-cm Repeater List |
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2 |
Amateur Television (ATV)
Repeater List |
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7 |
Beacon List |
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353 |
Total number of frequency's
assigned in Utah. |
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Here are two “Baofeng”
Radio Chirp files; one for the
standard unit, one for the newer tri-power units.
o
Standard
unit......http://www.steveswww.com/Public20160218.img
o
Tri power
unit......http://www.steveswww.com/PubF820160218.img
o
Number and
Description of channels included: (simply “delete” the ones you don't want to use!)
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45 |
VHF(6-smplx) |
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9 |
UHF
(1-smplx) |
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5 |
MURS |
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15 |
Public
Service |
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22 |
FRS/GMRS |
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7 |
NOAA/Weather |
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103 |
total
channels |
The “Free” Chirp software is
available here.. http://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Download
Note: There are 3 primary “linked” repeater systems in Utah. These files contain the complete offering of these repeater systems which cover our Utah State from one end to the other. They also contain most relevant repeaters in our “local” Central Utah area. The idea is to shorten your programming and research time however, if you don't want to use all of them, simply “delete” the ones you don't want and rename the file for your own convenience.
A web copy of the Club weekly email. It contains many links useful to your new interests. PDF version … www.steveswww.com/SARCwe.pdf
Baofeng and Yaesu FT-8800 operation information.... A sample help guide.
Founded in 1952, the Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES) is a public service that provides a reserve communications group within government agencies in times of extraordinary need. During periods of activation, RACES personnel are called upon to perform many tasks for the government agencies they serve. Although the exact nature of each activation will be different, the common thread is communications.
Utah HF Races Net - Odd numbered months......Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Sep, Nov...
The third Saturday, 8am, 3.920 mhz, LSB. This net is conducted by the Utah Department of Homeland Security/Utah Department of Emergency Communication from the State Capitol in Salt Lake City. All 29 Utah counties are polled for check-ins. This HF net uses NO repeaters or Satellite assistance. It is all "radio to radio" over hundreds of miles!
Utah VHF Races Net - Even numbered months.....Feb, Apr, Jun, Aug, Oct, Dec...
The third Thursday of the month, 8pm on a VHF, IRLP or Echolink repeater, node or link best for you. This utilizes a sophisticated system of Public and Private Repeaters, VOIP (voice over internet protocol) and Reflectors to tie our state together via FM type communication during an emergency. It is also managed by our Utah Department of Homeland Security/Utah Department of Emergency Communication from the State Capitol in Salt Lake City. Again, all 29 Utah counties are polled.
Sevier Net - Thursday Nights, 6:30pm, 146.64/pl 100. We also have an IRLP node/stand alone repeater; 147.500 simplex at South Sevier High School (IRLP node 3771, Echolink AC7OD).
Skyline Net - Sunday Nights, 8pm, 146.86/pl 100 or 447.450/pl 114.8, (linked system) or a repeater near you.
Sinbad Desert Amateur Radio Club - Tuesday Nights, 8pm, 146.86/pl 100 or 447.450/pl 114.8 (linked system) or a repeater near you, and the HF net, Saturdays, 8am, 3.828mhz, LSB.