CQC
The trustee for CQC's club station license is WBØJNR (Roger Wendell) with N1FN having held that responsibility for many years prior to his passing
Our club station call sign is active for the weekly 2 Meter net and |
Weekly 2 Meter Net:
Our weekly 2 Meter net is held every Monday night at 8:00 pm local time on the Colorado Repeater Associations's 145.160, 145.460, and 147.225 repeaters (also hard-linked to 224.98)
serving the eastern slope of the Colorado Rockies. You'll need to set your CTCSS subaudible tone to 107.2 Hz to transmit over this repeater (no tones are required to listen to the repeater!).You don't have to be a member to check into our net and participate - we encourage anyone with an interest in QRP (and a Ham license) to check in and join us!
The area covered by these CRA machines is from Cheyenne to the north and Pueblo in the south with links to repeaters in Boulder (145.460) and Colorado Springs (145.160).
Our alternate backup frequency, in case 145.460 is down, is the 145.145 (-600, 107.2 Hz tone) repeater.
A big "Thank You!" to the Colorado Repeater Association for the use of their "machines" since our net was first formed in the early 1990s! We encourage all users to consider membership in the CRA. |
Denver area "Watering Hole:"
Area QRPers are encouraged to monitor and meet at 146.520 FM simplex for everything from informal chat
to serious technical exchanges. However, we also suggest that, after establishing contact, you QSY to another
frequency to avoid congestion. Again, you don't have to be a member to participate - you just
have to have an interest in QRP (low power) operating and a current Ham license!
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