Repeaters
AllStar and Echolink Linked
UHF Repeater |
| WØBLK-R |
444.575
MHz (+5.00) |
146.2
Encode/Decode |
| AllStarLink Node: | #54962 | |
| Echolink Node: | #732271 |
DMR Repeater
The DMR Repeater has been shutdown due to lack of use. We may revisit running a DMR repeater in the future.
Northern Hills Linked Repeater System
The Northern Hill Amateur Radio Club maintains a system of three linked VHF repeaters that provide coverage to northeastern Wyoming, western South Dakota, and northwestern Nebraska. All use the standard repeater offsets.
| Radar
Hill (Rapid City) |
146.940
MHz (-) |
146.2
Encode |
| Terry
Peak (Lead) |
146.760
MHz (-) |
146.2
Encode |
| Bear
Mountain (Custer) |
146.850
MHz (-) |
146.2
Encode |
Hot Springs Club Repeaters
The Hot Springs Amateur Radio Club maintains four repeaters in the southern and central Black Hills.
| Battle
Mountain (near Hot Spings) |
146.700
MHz (-) |
146.2
Encode/Decode |
| Mount
Coolidge (Custer State Park) |
147.120
MHz (+) |
146.2 Encode/Decode |
| Downtown
Custer |
147.090
MHz (+) |
146.2 Encode/Decode |
| Pay Dirt (west of Custer) |
147.150 MHz (+) |
146.2 Encode/Decode |
| Bear
Mountain (north of Custer) |
53.170
MHz (52.170 MHz Input) |
146.2
Encode only |
South Dakota Link Repeaters
The amateurs in South Dakota maintain a network of statewide linked repeaters.
Here is a map of the system.