UVHFS - Aligned Repeaters

The Utah VHF Society

The following repeaters are aligned with or owned by the Utah VHF Society:

Output Freq.	Input Freq.	Subaudible Tone (Hz)	Nearby City (Repeater Location)	Affiliated Organization
145.210	144.610	None	Salt Lake City (State Capitol)	Utah VHF Society
145.270 ~	144.670	103.5	Levan Peak	Utah VHF Society
145.350	144.750	100.0	Murray, Ut. (HF remote base)	Utah VHF Society
146.700	146.100	100.0	Salt Lake City (Ensign Peak)	ARES
146.720	146.120	103.5 #	Logan (Mt. Logan)	Bridgerland A.R.C.
146.800 ~	146.200	100.0	Kanab/Panguitch (Blowhard Peak)	Utah VHF Society
146.820 ~	146.220	100.0	St. George (Utah Hill)	Dixie A.R.C.
146.820	146.220	123.0	Ogden (Mt. Ogden - Peak)	OARC
146.840 ~	146.240	100.0	Monroe (Monroe Peak)	Utah VHF Society
146.860 ~	146.260	100.0	Evanston, WY (Medicine Butte)	Utah VHF Society
146.880	146.280	100.0	Salt Lake Community College	Utah VHF Society
146.900	146.300	DCS 122	Ogden (Little Mountain)	OARC
146.940	146.340	88.5	Salt Lake City (Farnsworth Peak)	Utah VHF Society
146.940 ~	146.340	100.0	Cedar City (Frisco Peak)	Rainbow Canyons A.R.C.
146.960 %	146.360	100.0	Page, AZ (Navajo Mtn.)	Utah VHF Society
147.040	147.740	123.0	Farmington (Antelope Island)	Davis County A.R.C.
147.060	147.660	None	Salt Lake City (State Capitol)	Utah VHF Society
147.120 ~	147.720	100.0	Salt Lake City (Farnsworth Peak)	Utah VHF Society
147.180 ~	147.780	100.0	Snowbird Tram (Hidden Peak)	Utah VHF Society
147.200	147.800	100.0	Heber City (N. of town)	High Valley Amateur Radio Club
448.600 ~	443.600	100.0	Page, AZ (Navajo Mtn.)	Utah VHF Society
449.900	444.900	100.0	Off-air: Being relocated to SLCC	ARES

Notes:

# Indicates that this repeater transmits this tone to allow use of tone squelch in one's receiver. The repeater normally does not require a tone for access, but it may be implemented if/when conditions warrant.
~ Indicates that this repeater is linked full-time to the Intermountain Intertie (a.k.a. the "Snowbird Link System")
% Indicates that this repeater's being linked to the Intermountain Intertie (a.k.a. the "Snowbird Link System") is at the discretion of the local operators.
Links in the Sponsor or Trustee column will take you to the home page of that organization (or to information about the trustee in cases where the sponsoring group has no web page of its own) while links in the Location column will take you to a page specifically about that repeater.
The above list may not be all-inclusive. If you have a question about a repeater that is (or is not) listed with respect to UVHFS alignment, please contact one of the UVHFS officers.

The provisions of alignment of a repeater to the Utah VHF Society may be found in the Utah VHF Society Bylaws. Please note that "alignment" only refers to those repeaters not owned by the VHF society. (In other words, UVHFS-owned repeaters need not be "aligned.")

Note: The list of recent UVHFS transactions has been moved to the UVHFS Transaction Register page. Please update your bookmarks as appropriate.

A complete list of all known Utah repeaters is online here.

If you are a frequent user of a repeater, it is requested that you also support the group that sponsors that repeater.

A few comments on alignment and UVHFS support:

The Utah VHF Society exists to help any bona-fide group anywhere in Utah support/maintain their VHF/UHF repeaters - and this help may be financial and/or technical in nature. The Utah VHF Society is not intended to just be a "Wasatch Front" or "Metro Area" organization - but if we never hear from some of the more distant clubs, we really can't help them! In other words, if your group wishes to have the UVHFS help in some projects, please ask!

Being that a repeater/group cannot be "aligned" or "de-aligned" except by vote of a quorum of membership of the Utah VHF Society, if there is no request made to align or de-align a repeater, it will not be done! For more information please contact a UVHFS Officer. Provisions for alignment may be found in the UVHFS Bylaws.

Under certain circumstances, the UVHFS may provide assistance to non-aligned groups who, due to circumstances beyond their control, require immediate assistance in order to restore service to their members. Such an instance is described here.

Questions, updates, or comments pertaining to this web page may be directed to: uvhfs@utahvhfs.org

This page last updated on 20180725

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