CRA's mission is to provide amateur repeater services throughout the front range of Colorado, with a focus on reliability, complete coverage, and new technology. The efforts of the CRA shall reflect the needs and desires of its subscribers with respect to coverage, bands, and features provided. The CRA shall promote amateur radio, public safety, and new technology in the interests of all amateur radio operators.
[Update 7/16/2017, WA1JHK] Today's work day at the Conifer site was a success. Thanks to Dave WA1JHK, Barry N0KV, Brad K0BJR and Jim WD0E for getting this work done in advance of the tower construction project that starts tomorrow. We have removed the antennas and feedlines from the tower that were required prior to the construction.
Watch this space for updates...
The upgraded link hardware for 145.460 to link it to 147.225 and 145.160 is almost ready to be installed at the club's Eldorado Mountain site. The link will be restored soon.
[6/29/2017, WA1JHK] Update! Willem, AC0KQ, traveled to the club's Squaw Mountain site this morning and installed the replacement power supply. The 145.145 repeater is again operating properly.
[6/27/2017, WA1JHK] Sometime on Monday 6/26 or Tuesday 6/27, the power supply on the 145.145 repeater failed. Willem AC0KQ already had a trip planned to the repeater site and removed the malfunctioning power supply from the site. He has a replacement that he will install Thursday morning, 6/29.
Thanks for your patience as we put the web site back together after a server crash. Please excuse any broken links. If you have a question or need status on a system, feel free to email us.
The new hardware to put 224.980 back on the air is almost ready. When complete, we'll be installing it at the club's Conifer Mountain site and linking it again with 147.225.
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