Re: [Repeater-Builder] Colorado Gateway back on-line & repeaters up high

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Back in '05 I unsuccessfully tried accessing the 2M & 440 repeaters on > Pike's Peak from Mt. Sunflower (highest point in Kansas, almost right on > the CO-KS border). The repeaters there use low gain antennas (I assume the > owners are worried about lightning - anyth

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Colorado Gateway back on-line & repeaters up high

I don't know the current situation, but for years the antennas were inside the building because the Forest Service would not allow them on the outside. Around 1971 when the 2m repeater was first installed, we couldn't even acknowledge where the repeater was located. At one time some years back,

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Colorado Gateway back on-line & repeaters up high

At 10/3/2008 23:46, you wrote: >Gary Glaenzer wrote: > > "and I-70 to approximately Limon, CO, almost to > > Western Kansas" > > > > with all due respect, it's 90 miles from Limon to the KS border > >Okay, "over 100 miles, and more than half-way from the repeater site to >Western Kansas". > >Better

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Colorado Gateway back on-line & repeaters up high

s.com Sent: Saturday, October 04, 2008 1:46 AM Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Colorado Gateway back on-line & repeaters up high Gary Glaenzer wrote: > "and I-70 to approximately Limon, CO, almost to > Western Kansas" > > with all due respect, it's 90 miles

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Colorado Gateway back on-line & repeaters up high

Gary Glaenzer wrote: > "and I-70 to approximately Limon, CO, almost to > Western Kansas" > > with all due respect, it's 90 miles from Limon to the KS border Okay, "over 100 miles, and more than half-way from the repeater site to Western Kansas". Better? :-) Nate WY0X

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Colorado Gateway back on-line & repeaters up high

ctober 03, 2008 12:10 PM Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Colorado Gateway back on-line & repeaters up high I'm happy to announce that the Colorado D-STAR group has completed our site move to Mt. Thorodin, Colorado. A full D-STAR stack of repeaters consisting of VHF, UHF, 1.2

[Repeater-Builder] Colorado Gateway back on-line & repeaters up high

I'm happy to announce that the Colorado D-STAR group has completed our site move to Mt. Thorodin, Colorado. A full D-STAR stack of repeaters consisting of VHF, UHF, 1.2 DV and 1.2 DD are now operating from approximately 10,482 feet above sea level.