Repeaters
Black Hills Club UHF Repeater
The Club has set up a UHF repeater at the
clubhouse. It uses the standard frequency offset.
RC
Clubhouse
|
444.450
MHz |
146.2
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EchoLink Station
Ryan, KEØLXT, has set up an EchoLink node that he
has opened for general use. It's on 147.420 MHz
and the node number is 489225.
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
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Terry
Peak (Lead)
|
146.760
MHz
|
146.2
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Bear
Mountain (Custer)
|
146.850
MHz |
146.2
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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
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Mount
Coolidge (Custer State Park)
|
146.200
MHz
|
146.2
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Downtown
Custer
|
146.090
MHz
|
146.2
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Hot
Springs (Clubhouse)
|
444.7/449.7
MHz
|
146.2
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South Dakota Link Repeaters
The amateurs in South Dakota maintain a network of
statewide linked repeaters.
Here is a map of
the system.
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