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CIARC maintains two linked repeaters, available to all licensed amateur radio operators and special event coordinators
CIARC maintains two linked repeaters, available to all licensed amateur radio operators and special event coordinators
The CIARC analog network consists of repeaters on Brundage Mountain overlooking McCall at the north end of Valley County, and on No Business Mountain above the City of Cascade. The repeaters operate on a 2-meter VHF input / output and are linked via 70 cm UHF. The system is open to all licensed amateur radio operators for recreational use. Each Monday evening at 8:30 PM the repeaters are linked to the Southwest Idaho ARES network via the K7ZZL repeater on Snowbank Mountain.
Uplink: 146.300 MHz
Downlink: 146.900 MHz
Offset: -0.6 MHz
Tone: 123.0 Hz
County: Valley
Grid: DN15WA
Call: KC7MCC
Use: OPEN
Status: Off-Air
Coverage Area: Adams, Valley & Southern Idaho counties
Mode: FM
Uplink: 147.020 MHz
Downlink: 147.620 MHz
Offset: +0.6 MHz
Tone: 100.0 Hz
County: Valley
Grid: DN14VS
Call: KC7MCC
Use: OPEN
Status: On-Air
Coverage Area: Wide area Adams, Washington, Valley & Southern Idaho and Boise counties
Mode: FM
Repeater Status Legend:
Repeater Status Legend:
CLOSED (Repeater is request/member access only)
OPEN (Repeater is open to any and all licensed amateur radio operators)
On-Air (Repeater is on the air and operational)
Off-Air (Repeater is off the air and either down or turned off)
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FM: Analog
DMR: Digital Mobile Radio
P25: Project 25
NXDN: Nexedge (Icom/Kenwood LMR Radios)
YSF: Yaesu System Fusion
D-STAR: Icom/Kenwood HAM Radios
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