DMR Site Information - Rocky Mountain Ham Radio

Rocky Mountain Ham Radio’s DMR Network Information as of November 9, 2024.

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 with proper station identification. See below.
The Rocky Mountain Ham Radio Network no longer connected to Brandmeister. See this page for more information
Current updated “Sample Codeplugs” for several radios are available in the menu above on the top line menu “Sample Codeplugs.”

Full Time DMR Sites in the RMHAM Network

Name	Site	Sponsor	Repeater Input	Repeater Output	Color	Talkgroups	Repeater & Link Status
Akron	Akron	NEAHR	443.1750 MHz	448.1750 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG721 N	Online
Albuquerque NM	Sandia Crest	RMHAM-KA8JMW	447.9000* MHz	442.9000* MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG719 S TS2 TG505 NM TS2 TG713 ABQ L	Online antenna lower than normal
Fairplay	Badger Mountain	RMHAM-N0SZ	441.7625 MHz	446.7625 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG720 CTRL	TEMPORARILY OFFLINE
Boulder South	Eldorado	RMHAM-N0SZ	441.9875 MHz	446.9875 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG721 N	Online
Boulder - Lee Hill	Lee Hill	RMHAM-N0SZ	440.0500 MHz	445.0500 MHz	9	TS1 TG705 E TS2 TG723 LCL	Online
Breckenridge/Summit Co	Baldy	RMHAM-N0SZ	440.0875 MHz	445.0875 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG720 CTRL	Online - Solar site
Burlington	Burlington	RMHAM-N0SZ	440.0500 MHz	445.0500 MHz	6	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG720 CTRL	Online
Canon City	Fremont Peak	RMHAM-K0JSC	441.7375 MHz	446.7375 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG719 S	Online
Colorado Springs VHF	Almagre Mountain	RMHAM-N0SZ	144.6350 MHz	145.2350 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG705 E	Offline, Antenna Problems
Colorado Springs	Cheyenne Mountain	COLCON	440.0625 MHz	445.0625 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG719 S	Online
Colorado Springs	Almagre Mountain	RMHAM-K7PFJ	441.9500 MHz	446.9500 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG719 S	Online
Denver-West UHF	Squaw Mountain	RMHAM-N0SZ	441.9375 MHz	446.9375 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG720 CTRL	Online
Denver-North UHF	Thorodin Mountain	RMHAM-N0SZ	441.8000 MHz	446.8000 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG720 CTRL	Online
Denver-Central UHF	Lookout Mountain UHF	RMHAM-WA2YZT	441.8375 MHz	446.8375 MHz	7	TS1 TG710 DEN L	Online
Denver-Central VHF	Lookout Mountain VHF	RMHAM-N0SZ	144.7700 MHz	145.3700 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG705 E	OFFLINE
Denver-VHF	Lower Squaw Mt	RMHAM-N0SZ	144.5750 MHz	145.1750 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG705 E	Online
Douglas County	Devils Head	RMHAM-N0SZ	441.9250 MHz	446.9250 MHz	8	TS1 TG719 SOUTH TS2 TG711 DVL L	Online
Durango/Missionary	Missionary Ridge	RMHAM-N5UBJ	440.1375 MHz	445.1375 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG719 SOUTH TS2 TG505 NM TS2 TG745 4C LCL	Online
Durango/Mancos	Caviness Mtn	RMHAM-N5UBJ	441.7375 MHz	446.7375 MHz	6	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG719 SOUTH TS2 TG505 NM TS2 TG745 4C LCL	Online
Farmington NM	FAA Hill	RMHAM-N5UBJ	445.3000* MHz	440.3000* MHz	6	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG719 SOUTH TS2 TG505 NM TS2 TG745 4C LCL	Online
Fort Collins VHF	Buckhorn	RMHAM	144.7550 MHz	145.3550 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG705 E	Online (Weak RX)
Fort Collins	Buckhorn	RMHAM	440.2000 MHz	445.2000 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG721 N	Online
Fort Collins	CSU	CSUARC/W0QEY	441.7625 MHz	446.7625 MHz	8	TS1 TG722 FTC LCL TS2 TG721 N	Online
Fort Morgan	Fort Morgan EOC (mixed mode)	NEAHR	443.2000 MHz	448.2000 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG721 N	Online
Grand Junction	Grand Mesa	RMHAM-KB0YNA	440.0500 MHz	445.0500 MHz	5	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG720 CTRL	Online
Holyoke NEW!	Holyoke	RMHAM-N0FON	440.1625 MHz	445.1625 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG721 N	Online
Karval Coming Soon!	Wild Horse Point	RMHAM-K0RPC	440.1250 MHz	445.1250 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG719 S	Coming Soon!
Leadville	Mosquito	RMHAM-N0SZ	440.0500 MHz	445.0500 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG720 CTRL	TEMPORARILY OFFLINE - SOLAR SITE
Limon	Cedar Point	RMHAM-N0SZ	440.275 MHz	445.275 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG720 CTRL	Online
Limon B	Cedar Point	KE0GVY	441.7375 MHz	446.7375 MHz	9	TS1 TG721 N TS2 TG719 S	Online
Los Alamos NM	Pajarito	RMHAM-NM5BB	447.2250* MHz	442.2250* MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG719 S TS2 TG505 NM TS2 TG714 PAJ LCL	Online
Montrose	Waterdog	RMHAM-KB0YNA	440.0750 MHz	445.0750 MHz	8	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG720 CTRL	Online
Pueblo	Cedarwood	RMHAM-N0SZ	441.9625 MHz	446.9625 MHz	8	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG719 S	Online
Pueblo	Downtown Pueblo	RMHAM-N0SZ	441.9875 MHz	446.9875 MHz	8	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG719 S	Online
Rangely	Cathedral Bluffs	RMHAM-N0SZ	440.2625 MHz	445.2625 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG720 CTRL	Online
Salida	Methodist Mtn	RMHAM-N0SZ	441.8125 MHz	446.8125 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG719 S	Online
Sterling Coming Soon	Sterling	RMHAM-N0SZ	440.1000	445.1000	8	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG721 N	Coming Soon!
Taos NM	Picuris	RMHAM-KF5PFO	447.1750* MHz	442.1750* MHz	5	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG719 S TS2 TG505 NM	Online - Solar Site
Vail	Dowd Junction	RMHAM-N0SZ	440.0750 MHz	445.0750 MHz	7	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG720 CENTRAL	Online
Westcreek/Douglas Co	Westcreek	RMHAM-N0SZ	441.8750 MHz	446.8750 MHz	6	TS1 TG700 WIDE TS2 TG720 CENTRAL	Online

*It should be noted that NM Repeaters follow the commercial convention for UHF repeaters and is backwards from Colorado’s non-standard layout

Rocky Mountain Ham Radio Talk Groups

We will use the following talk groups on the RMHAM Network. Note that we ONLY support these talkgroups on our statewide network. No push-to-talk talkgroup selection is available on the RMHAM network.

Talk Group	Description
505	New Mexico (All New Mexico and Durango/Mancos Repeaters) NEW!
700	Rocky Mountain Wide
705	Eastern (Configured for Data and Text Testing - Manual Station Identification is required.) Lee Hill UHF, Almagre VHF, Squaw VHF, Buckhorn VHF
705	Eastern - Boulder - Lee Hill Machine Only
710	Denver Local (Lookout Mountain UHF repeater only)
711	Devilshead Local (Devilshead UHF repeater only)
713	Sandia Local (Sandia/Albuquerque repeater only)
714	Pajarito/Los Alamos Local (Los Alamos repeater only)
715	Taos Local (Picuris Repeater Only)
716	Limon B Local (Limon B Repeater Only)
718	Southeastern Region (future use - not yet implemented)
719	Southern Colorado Regional
720	Central Regional
721	Northern Colorado Regional
722	Ft Collins Local (Fort Collins CSU Repeater Only)
723	Boulder Local (Boulder - Lee Hill Repeater only)
745	Four Corners Regional (Farmington Caviness and Durango repeaters only) NEW!

Rocky Mountain Wide Network – Talk Group 700

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The Rocky Mountain Wide network will provide extremely wide area coverage across much of Colorado and a significant part of New Mexico. No private calling on any RMHAM talkgroup. No Data, Texting or locations services are allowed. No Brandmeister Connectivity. Repeaters supporting this talk group are:

Name	Site	Repeater Input	Repeater Output	Color Code	Time Slot
Akron	Akron	443.1750 MHz	448.1750 MHz	7	1
Albuquerque	Sandia Crest	447.9000 MHz	442.9000 MHz	7	1
Boulder South	Eldorado	441.9875 MHz	446.9875 MHz	7	1
Breckenridge	Baldy	440.0875 MHz	445.0875 MHz	7	1
Burlington	Burlington	440.0500 MHz	445.0500 MHz	6	1
Canon City	Fremont Peak	441.7375 MHz	446.7375 MHz	7	1
Colorado Springs VHF	Almagre Mountain	144.6350 MHz	145.2350 MHz	7	1
Colorado Springs	Almagre Mountain	441.9500 MHz	446.9500 MHz	7	1
Colorado Springs	Cheyenne Mountain	440.0625 MHz	445.0625 MHz	7	1
Denver VHF	Squaw Mountain	144.5750 MHz	145.1750 MHz	7	1
Denver West UHF	Squaw Mountain	441.9375 MHz	446.9375 MHz	7	1
Denver North UHF	Thorodin Mountain	441.8000 MHz	446.8000 MHz	7	1
Denver Central VHF	Lookout Mountain VHF	144.7700 MHz	145.3700 MHz	7	1
Durango	Mancos	441.7375 MHz	446.7375 MHz	6	1
Durango	Missionary	440.1375 MHz	445.1375 MHz	7	1
Fairplay	Badger Mountain	441.7625 MHz	446.7625 MHz	7	1
Farmington	FAA Hill	445.3000 MHz	440.3000 MHz	6	1
Fort Collins	Buckhorn	440.2000 MHz	445.2000 MHz	7	1
Fort Collins	Buckhorn	144.7550 MHz	145.3550 MHz	7	1
Fort Morgan	Fort Morgan EOC	443.2000 MHz	448.2000 MHz	7	1
Grand Junction	Grand Mesa	440.0500 MHz	445.0500 MHz	5	1
Holyoke	Holyoke	440.1625 Mhz	445.1625 Mhz	7	1
Leadville	Leadville	440.0500 MHz	445.0500 MHz	7	1
Limon	Cedar Point	440.275 MHz	445.275 MHz	7	1
Los Alamos	Pajarito	447.2250 MHz	442.2250 MHz	7	1
Montrose	Waterdog	440.0750 MHz	445.0750 MHz	8	1
Pueblo	Cedarwood	441.9625 MHz	446.9625 MHz	8	1
Pueblo	Downtown Pueblo	441.9875 MHz	446.9875 MHz	8	1
Rangely	Cathedral Bluffs	440.2625 MHz	445.2625 MHz	7	1
Salida	Methodist Mtn	441.8125 MHz	446.8125 Mhz	7	1
Taos	Picuris	447.1750 MHz	442.1750 MHz	5	1
Vail	Dowd Junction	440.0750 MHz	445.0750 MHz	7	1
Westcreek	Westcreek	441.8750 MHz	446.8750 Mhz	6	1

Eastern Colorado Regional Network (NEW!) – Talkgroup 705

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Private calling is not allowed on any RMHAM talkgroup including 705.

This talkgroup has been set up to allow data modes. We are allowing experimentation with data and texting on this talkgroup and repeaters only. The rest of the RMHAM network is strictly off limits for data, texting and GPS modes. Because the DMR protocol does not contain a legal ID, you must manually identify your station every 10 minutes.

Name	Site	RX Frequency	Transmit Frequency	Color Code	Time Slot
Boulder	Lee Hill	440.0500 MHz	445.0500 MHz	9	1
Colorado Springs VHF	Almagre Mountain	144.6350 MHz	145.2350 MHz	7	2
Denver VHF	Squaw Mountain	144.5750 MHz	145.1750 MHz	7	2
Fort Collins VHF	Buckhorn	144.7550 MHz	145.3550 MHZ	7	2

Central Regional Network – Talk Group 720

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A regional network supporting the Central Colorado area using Talk Group 720. No Private Calling, Data, Texting or GPS allowed. Repeaters supporting this talk group are:

Name	Site	Repeater Input	Repeater Output	Color Code	Time Slot
Breckenridge	Baldy	440.0875 MHz	445.0875 MHz	7	2
Burlington	Burlington	440.0500 MHz	445.0500 MHz	6	2
Denver West UHF	Squaw Mountain	441.9375 MHz	446.9375 MHz	7	2
Denver North UHF	Thorodin Mountain	441.8000 MHz	446.8000 MHz	7	2
Denver Central UHF	Lookout Mountain UHF	441.8375 MHz	446.8375 MHz	7	2
Denver Central VHF	Lookout Mountain VHF	144.7700 MHz	145.3700 MHZ	7	2
Fairplay	Badger Mountain	441.7625 MHz	446.7625 MHz	7	2
Grand Junction	Grand Mesa	440.0500 MHz	445.0500 MHz	5	2
Leadville	Leadville	440.0500 MHz	445.0500 MHz	7	2
Limon	Cedar Point	440.275 MHz	445.275 MHz	7	2
Montrose	Waterdog	440.0750 MHz	445.0750 MHz	8	2
Rangely	Cathedral Bluffs	440.2625 MHz	445.2625 MHz	7	2
Vail	Vail	440.0750 MHz	445.0750 MHz	7	2
Westcreek/Doug. Co.	Westcreek	441.8750 MHz	446.8750 MHz	6	2

Northern Regional Network – Talk Group 721

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A regional network supporting Northern Colorado is established using Talk Group 721. No Private Calling, Data, Texting or GPS allowed. Repeaters supporting this talk group are:

Name	Site	Repeater Input	Repeater Output	Color Code	Time Slot
Akron	Akron	443.1750 MHz	448.1750 MHz	7	2
Boulder South	Eldorado	441.9875 MHz	446.9875 MHz	7	2
ChyWy RMHR	South Cheyenne	444.9375 MHz	449.9375 MHz	7	2
Fort Collins	Buckhorn	440.200 MHz	445.200 MHz	7	2
Fort Collins	CSU	441.7625 MHz	446.7625 MHz	8	2
Fort Collins	Horsetooth Mountain	441.7500 MHz	446.7500 MHz	7	2
Fort Morgan	Fort Morgan EOC (mixed mode)	443.2000 MHz	448.2000 MHz	7	2
Holyoke	Holyoke	440.1625 Mhz	445.1625 Mhz	7	2
Limon B	Cedar Point	441.7375 MHz	446.7375 MHz	9	1

New Mexico Regional Talkgroup (NM) NEW! – Talk Group 505

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A regional network supporting all repeaters in New Mexico. No Private Calling, Data, Texting or GPS allowed. Repeaters supporting this talk group are:

Name	Site	Repeater Input	Repeater Output	Color Code	Time Slot
Albuquerque NM	Sandia Crest	447.9000 MHz	442.9000 MHz	7	2
Durango	Mancos/Caviness	441.7375 MHz	446.7375 MHz	6	2
Durango	Missionary	440.1375 MHz	445.1375 MHz	7	2
Farmington NM	FAA Hill	445.3000 MHz	440.3000 MHz	6	2
Los Alamos NM	Pajarito	447.2250 MHz	442.2250 MHz	7	2
Taos NM	Picuris	447.175 MHz	442.175 MHz	5	2

Southern Regional Network – Talk Group 719

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A regional network supporting Southern Colorado is being established using Talk Group 719. No Private Calling, Data, Texting or GPS allowed. Repeaters supporting this talk group are:

Name	Site	Repeater Input	Repeater Output	Color Code	Time Slot
Albuquerque NM	Sandia Crest	447.9000 MHz	442.9000 MHz	7	2
Canon City	Fremont Peak	441.7375 MHz	446.7375 MHz	7	2
Colorado Springs	Almagre Mountain	441.9500 MHz	446.9500 MHz	7	2
Colorado Springs	Cheyenne Mtn	440.0625 MHz	445.0625 MHz	7	2
Douglas County	Devils Head	441.9250 MHz	446.9250 MHz	8	1
Durango	Mancos/Caviness	441.7375 MHz	446.7375 MHz	6	2
Durango	Missionary	440.1375 MHz	445.1375 MHz	7	2
Farmington NM	FAA Hill	445.3000 MHz	440.3000 MHz	6	2
Limon B	Cedar Point	441.7375 MHz	446.7375 MHz	9	2
Los Alamos NM	Pajarito	447.2250 MHz	442.2250 MHz	7	2
Pueblo	Cedarwood	441.9625 MHz	446.9625 MHz	8	2
Pueblo	Downtown Pueblo	441.9875 MHz	446.9875 MHz	8	2
Salida	Methodist Mtn	441.8125 MHz	446.8125 MHz	7	2
Taos NM	Picuris	447.175 MHz	442.175 MHz	5	2

Four Corners Regional Network (4Corners) NEW! – Talk Group 745

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A regional network supporting the Four Corners region, SW Colorado, NW New Mexico, SE Utah and NE New Mexico. No Private Calling, Data, Texting or GPS allowed. Repeaters supporting this talkgroup are:

Name	Site	Repeater Input	Repeater Output	Color Code	Time Slot
Durango	Mancos/Caviness	441.7375 MHz	446.7375 MHz	6	2
Durango	Missionary	440.1375 MHz	445.1375 MHz	7	2
Farmington NM	FAA Hill	445.3000 MHz	440.3000 MHz	6	2

Local Only Talk Groups

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Local Talkgroups are supporting the areas near the repeaters listed. These are not linked talkgroups and are standalone repeaters. No Private Calling, Data, Texting or GPS allowed on any of these repeaters.

Name	Site	Repeater Input	Repeater Output	Color Code	Time Slot	Talkgroup
Albuquerque NM	Sandia Crest	447.9000 MHz	442.9000 MHz	7	2	TG 713
Boulder	Lee Hill	440.0500 MHz	445.0500 MHz	9	2	TG 723
Los Alamos NM	Pajarito	447.2250 MHz	442.2250 MHz	7	2	TG 714
Fort Collins	CSU	441.7625 MHz	446.7625 MHz	8	1	TG 722
Denver Central UHF	Lookout Mountain	441.8375 MHz	446.8375 MHz	7	1	TG 710
Devilshead	Devilshead	441.9250 MHz	446.9250 MHz	8	2	TG 711
Taos NM	Picuris	447.1750 MHz	442.1750 MHz	5	2	TG 715

Microwave Network

Rocky Mountain Ham Radio has built and operates a microwave network covering three states. Our microwave link system covers throughout the Front Range from Wyoming to the Albuquerque and West to Grand Junction to interconnect our radio sites on Amateur Radio frequencies and not be reliant on the commercial Internet as much as possible. We’ve linked all of our front range sites and are working to add others as quickly as the funds and time will allow. Rocky Mountain Ham Radio is an IRS 501(c)(3) Charitable Organization. Any donations you may care to make are fully tax deductible. Learn More Here

If you have access to a good radio site and/or internet access and would be willing to assist us in creating and managing this network, please contact us and discuss what we can do to make this happen. We would like to create the network around the state, but we’re not building overlapping coverage. If you have a site, and it makes sense for us to deploy there, we will see what we can do! On our road map, Telluride, Ouray, San Luis Valley, Southeast/Lajunta/Springfield, Northeast Sterling/Julesburg.

DMR Legality on the Ham Bands

The FCC has officially allowed DMR on the amateur bands by allowing the emission type specified for DMR. 7K60FXE is now allowed in Part 97.

Please note: Certain autonomous features (like GPS positions and data transmissions) are definitely not allowed since there’s no way to transmit a FCC Legal Identification every 10 minutes as required. (Your DMR ID is not a legal identification.) Encryption is never allowed in part 97 and must not be used on DMR or any other amateur mode.

Excerpt from §97.119 Station identification:

(a) Each amateur station, except a space station or telecommand station, must transmit its assigned call sign on its transmitting channel at the end of each communication, and at least every 10 minutes during a communication, for the purpose of clearly making the source of the transmissions from the station known to those receiving the transmissions. No station may transmit unidentified communications or signals, or transmit as the station call sign, any call sign not authorized to the station.

FCC GRANTS WAIVER: March 22, 2013 the FCC Granted the ARRL’s petition for a waiver to the commissions rules regarding the use of single slot TDMA on the ham bands pending permanent rulemaking proceedings on the subject. The full order is here for your perusal.