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ARES Repeaters
Bernalillo County ARES Repeaters
The Bernalillo County Office of Emergency Management has installed three amateur radio repeaters for ARES use to provide emergency communication. These are open repeaters that can be used by any licensed amateur radio operator.
| Name |
Location |
Output Frequency |
Output CTCSS |
Input Frequency |
Input CTCSS |
| BC-ARES North |
County Fire Station #5 |
145.130 MHz |
162.2 Hz |
144.530 MHz |
100 Hz or 162.2 Hz |
| BC-ARES West |
County Fire Maintenance Yard |
442.050 MHz |
162.2 Hz |
447.050 MHz |
100 Hz or 162.2 Hz |
| BC-ARES East |
Cedro Peak |
145.160 MHz |
162.2 Hz |
144.560 MHz |
100 Hz or 162.2 Hz |
Upper Rio FM Society Repeaters
Bernalillo County ARES also regularly uses the repeaters of the Upper Rio FM Society. The repeaters that we normally use are:
| Name |
Location |
Output Frequency |
Output CTCSS |
Input Frequency |
Input CTCSS |
| Abq Metro |
Upper Rio Hub |
146.900 MHz |
none |
146.300 MHz |
67 Hz |
| Tapia Mesa |
County Fire Maintenance Yard |
147.060 MHz |
none |
147.660 MHz |
67 Hz |
| Mount Taylor |
Mount Taylor (75 miles west of Abq.) |
146.940 MHz |
none |
146.340 MHz |
100 Hz |
| Capilla Peak |
Capilla Peak (in the Manzano mountains) |
146.960 MHz |
none |
146.360 MHz |
100 Hz |
Propagation Maps
The picture above shows the location of the three Bernalillo County ARES repeaters in addition to an overlaid propagation prediction for the VHF BC-ARES North repeater.
If you would like to explore the propagation map shown above as well as for the other repeaters regularly used by Bernalillo County ARES, download and Unzip this file:
BC-ARES_RACES_KML.zip
This file contains a KML file and images of the propagation maps. You will need Google Earth to explore these maps. These propagation maps use the color scale shown below.
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