GMRS Options?

[DaveInDenver]

Doing more research this is pretty cool. Of course you're doing a ferry but if someone was driving the hams have worked on continuous repeater coverage.

https://www.yara.ca/repeaters/repeaters_highways.htm



And the actual Alaskan repeaters from the source.

https://www.alaskarepeaters.kl7.net/index.php

 

[RDub]

This is great stuff, Dave. Thanks for doing the research.

 

[Corbet]

I need a major refresher on my radio knowledge. Have not used a repeater for over a decade. Ours down here was down for a long time. My understanding it’s up again. Don’t even remember how. My radio sits on 146.460 plus what ever other is on the other band and I press the button to talk.

 

[DaveInDenver]

You have 7 around Durango.

The Colorado Connection (147.345 MHz) is still shown as down on Repeater Book but it should be operational.

Durango mostly up! | Colorado Connection

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 th...

colcon.org

DMR Site Information - Rocky Mountain Ham Radio

Rocky Mountain Ham Radio’s DMR Network Information as of April 26, 2025. SPECIAL NOTE: Private calling, texting, DPRS/APRS/GPS Location Services should never be used on the Rocky Mountain Ham Radio Network. Texting, DPRS/APRS/GPS and data applications may only be used on Eastern Talkgroup 705...

www.rmham.org

The DMR (digital mode) radio is offline, power issues, but there is one near Mancos that should be functioning.