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The RMRL is a Denver-based amateur radio club that offers a full array of ham radio operating modes: VHF, UHF,\u00a0analog and<\/em>\u00a0digital repeater operations, and multiple Internet connectivity<\/a>\u00a0modes including IRLP, Echolink, AllStarLink, DMR via the Brandmeister network, and Yaesu Fusion.\u00a0\u00a0We are affiliated with the American Radio Relay League<\/a>.<\/p>\n

We welcome everyone with an interest in\u00a0any facet of\u00a0ham radio to come and join us for the fun!<\/p>\n

Members are located up and down the Front Range from Cheyenne to Colorado Springs, and membership fluctuates around 250. Activities include furnishing communications coverage for civic events, emergencies, and a severe storm warning network to assist the National Weather Service. Social events include a business meeting each year. \u00a0The RMRL is a ham radio club for everyone.<\/p>\n

The club was organized in the late 1960s and has provided repeater service to the Front Range of Colorado since. The RMRL\u2019s flagship 2-meter repeater on 146.94 MHz has been in continuous operation from its present location on Mount Mesta’ėhehe (formerly known as Squaw Mountain) (11,440\u2032 MSL) for over 50 years.<\/p>\n

NETS ON THE RMRL REPEATERS<\/h2>\n

The Rocky Mountain Radio League invites you to join us for the RMRL weekly on-air meeting on the 146.940<\/a>, 449.450<\/a>, and 449.825<\/a> repeaters every Monday night starting at 8:30pm Mountain Time.<\/p>\n

Nets are welcome on the RMRL repeaters; contact any of the officers to schedule a time.
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For a list of more IRLP and Echolink nets, download the World Radio Net Schedule<\/a> provided by John, W2JLD.\u00a0If you want to become a member it’s easy to pay online, just check the membership page<\/a> for more information.<\/p>\n

Always on Nets on the Rocky Mountain Radio League. Tune in!<\/h3>\n
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Day<\/th>\nTime<\/th>\nNet<\/th>\nFrequency\/ PL<\/th>\nDescription<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n

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Daily<\/td>\n0630<\/td>\nColorado Weather Net<\/td>\n146.940- \/ 103.5<\/td>\n146.940- and 449.825- And 3.989 on HF. This net has been sanctioned by the National Weather Service. Now celebrating sixty years of volunteer excellence in the state of Colorado\u2019s radio realm.\u00a0www.5280weather.com.<\/a> New volunteers welcome.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Daily<\/td>\n0800<\/td>\nWorldwide Friendship Net<\/td>\n145.340- \/ 103.5<\/td>\nOpen to all licensed radio amateurs anywhere in the world. Please use standard ITU phonetics to check in. The 145.340- is RMRL auto-connected to IRLP 9617.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Daily<\/td>\n1215<\/td>\nHazardous Weather Net DIGITAL<\/td>\n449.750<\/td>\nHazardous Weather Net carried on RMRL’s DMR repeater<\/a>: 449.750, time slot 1, talkgroup 310815<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Daily<\/td>\n1300<\/td>\nSevere Weather NET<\/td>\n449.450 \/ 103.5<\/td>\nSevere Weather NET on the SkyHub system. NETS can be formal or informal depending on the need of the day.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Sun<\/td>\n1900<\/td>\nDenver Area Scouts Net<\/td>\n449.450 \/ 103.5<\/td>\n1st and 3rd Sundays each month. The net is also carried on Allstar (46079), DMR Talkgroup 310847 (and RMRL DMR repeater 449.750 Time slot 1) and Fusion Room “DENVERSKYHUBLINK”.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n

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Mon<\/td>\n1900<\/td>\nSkyHub Link System-wide Net<\/td>\n449.450 \/ 103.5<\/td>\nskyhublink.com\/nets<\/a>. Open to all. The net is also carried on Allstar (46079), DMR Talkgroup 310847 (and RMRL DMR repeater 449.750 Timeslot 1), and Fusion Room “SKYHUBLINK” Wires-X #46361 and other local Fusion Repeaters and more connected repeaters. See skyhublink.com\/repeaters<\/a> or contact Jack at