Park City Ham Repeaters
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I was hoping that wasn't the case. I found that list and the Quarry Peak repeater isn't on it.This is the most complete, up to date, list of operational repeaters in Utah.
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Thank you though for your quick response.
It's not on the repeater list, and you can not access it, I am wondering where you heard/read about this repeater? What is the freq/tone supposed to be?
Help us help you... what freq are we talking about if it wasn't on the Utah Repeater List ?
I found it here on RR: Summit County, Utah (UT) Amateur Radio
I am about 2mi away and should easily be able to hit it. I can see the antennas on the mountain. Must be a depreciated listing.
| 447.500 | 442.500 | NZ6Z | RM | Park City Quarry | Park City (Quarry Mtn) | FM | Ham |
I am about 2mi away and should easily be able to hit it. I can see the antennas on the mountain. Must be a depreciated listing.
ecps92
Member
NZ6Z is not even a valid US Call Sign.....
I worked the 2002 Olimpics in park city, I did on site comms for all the law enforcement agencys attached to the Utah olympic park and we were on the 2nd floor of the building next to the pool for the pratice ski jumps.
We had 3 408mhz encrypted repeters for us but they put up 440 & 145 Ham machines on the building also, they was to stay forever for the local hams when the Olympics were over
Not sure if that was the 440 but maybe they didnt last the 21 years on the building?
We had 3 408mhz encrypted repeters for us but they put up 440 & 145 Ham machines on the building also, they was to stay forever for the local hams when the Olympics were over
Not sure if that was the 440 but maybe they didnt last the 21 years on the building?
kd7rto
Member
I don't know anything current about the Quarry Mtn site, but the Stagecoach Peak site in Summit County had to be dismantled. Neighboring property owners objected to it's presence. It had ham repeaters, and there is nothing in the works right now to get them relocated and back on the air.
NZ6Z is an active license assigned to Stephen Mainwaring (Amateur Extra) in Park City. Possible that he took the repeater down, or it is limited range/low power.
ecps92
Member
Odd the other day the FCC ULS indicated Nothing found.
