Grizzly Mountain Repeater

 

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Grizzly Mountain Men

 

HAM Luncheon

Our next HAM Luncheon is TBD in the Meadow Lakes banquet room, @ NOON. We'll have a presentation and door prizes.

As always, Meadow Lakes Restaurant has a variety of inexpensive menu items for your enjoyment.

Meadow Lakes Golf Course
300 SW Meadowlakes Dr
Prineville, OR 97754

DIRECTIONS: Turn south on SW Meadow Lakes Drive from Highway 26, follow to the Meadow Lakes parking lot. Enter the Main building, we're in the banquet room, past the bar.

Meadow Lakes
WE7EZ Photo

Attention Net Controllers: Please download the latest Jef-Cro NetScript, currently May 22, 2024.

Please also download the SIMPLEX NetScript, currently November 16, 2023 for the net which is called on 146.500 MHz immediately following the Jef-Cro Net. When calling this SIMPLEX Net, be sure to ask for relays, and ask for alternate stations, at a higher elevation, to ask for checkins.

Schedule of Net Control Operators*:


August 26 - Roy, KJ7QLU
Sept 2 - Ron, KJ7AII
Sept 9 - Dave, W7KFO
Sept 16 - Nellie, KD7UNQ
Sept 23 - Shelby, N7SHG
Sept 30 - Tam, W7TAM
October 7 - Dick, WA2KGB
October 14 - Carroll, W7WXV
October 21 - Roy, KJ7QLU

* Please arrange a substitute Net Control Operator if you have a conflict on your scheduled date.

Local Operational Events

None at this time.

Regional Events

None at this time.

Grizzly Mountain straddles Crook and Jefferson Counties. With a height over 5,600 feet, it is an ideal spot for a repeater, providing solid coverage to most of Central Oregon. Due to its prime location and height, Grizzly Mountain is "RF Central", hosting many Internet, radio, telephone, and television services.

The Grizzly Mountain Amateur Radio Repeater, N7CCO, is an open repeater, with an output frequency of 147.380 MHz and a PL tone of 162.2 Hz. (We also transmit a 162.2 Hz PL tone.) The repeater is used for casual contacts, public service events, and emergency operations supporting served agencies in Crook, Deschutes, and Jefferson Counties.

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Last updated Monday, August 26th, 2024