As of April 10, 2025, all Arizona repeaters on the Southwest Communications Radio System now operate in standalone mode by default. This change encourages more… Read More »Arizona Repeaters Now in Standalone Mode
From Larry Zentner with New Mexico Search & Rescue Council: Want to help the 50K Mt. Taylor Race support staff on Sat Sept 28th as… Read More »Call for Operators : Mt. Taylor 50K
Special Configuration Bulletin Repeaters Affected: La Mosca / Mt. Taylor 462.650MhzDate Affected: September 28, 2024 (All Day) The La Mosca / Mt. Taylor 650 repeater… Read More »SCB: La Mosca / Mt. Taylor 650
The attached document below compiles our findings and outcomes from the recently conducted traffic and utilization survey. We encourage everyone to read the document in… Read More »SWCRS Traffic & Utilization Survey : Outcomes and Actions
The SWCRS now has its winlink gateway operating on Mt. Lemmon. Winlink can be used for sending emails (both within the system and to the… Read More »N7GMR-1 : Lemmon Winlink Gateway Online
The SWCRS is conducting its annual traffic and utilization survey; the survey is available to all members of the public – SWCRS members or not.… Read More »SWCRS Traffic & Utilization Survey
Camp Kerchunk 2024 at Luna Lake Campground was a lively and memorable gathering of SWCRS radio enthusiasts and their families. Everyone settled in quickly, setting… Read More »Camp Kerchunk ’24 Summary
Operators: Event Overview: The SWCRS (Southwest Community Radio System) had a blast participating in the ARRL Field Day on Mt. Graham, Arizona. Picture this: overcast… Read More »’24 ARRL Field Day Summary
Hey folks, just a quick update: the Nutrioso 550 went offline after a nearby lightning strike on June 26th likely zapped some of our equipment.… Read More »Nutrioso 550 Offline
When you’re using the Southwest Community Radio System (SWCRS) repeater network, it’s important to follow a few simple courtesies to keep things running smoothly for… Read More »Respecting Repeater Etiquette