Announcements

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

We’re excited to announce that the SWCRS community has reached over 1,000 members! This is a huge milestone for our group of radio enthusiasts based… Read More »SWCRS Surpasses 1,000 Members

The below repeaters are currently in a degraded state, due to various mountaintop issues: Repeaters that are in standalone off-network mode remain usable for local… Read More »System Update : Degraded Repeaters

We’re happy to announce that you can now order SWCRS related mechandise to show your support! 20% of all sales go towards funding the SWCRS,… Read More »SWCRS Merchandise : Group Buy

The SWCRS has implemented a change to its linking arrangement between Arizona and New Mexico. Effective as of about a week ago, the link is… Read More »Linking Update & Rag Chewing

Cory K7RRR / WRXR306 has put together a write-up for the SWCRS Winlink Network; for more information on our growing ystem see: SWCRS Winlink Network… Read More »Winlink Network Information

The SWCRS now has a winlink gateway operating on Pinal Peak. We worked through some tough conditions to clean up an existing tower, and in… Read More »N7GMR-2 : Pinal Winlink Gateway Online

The Sandia 675 machine is in the process of being converted to a voting/simulcast station. It currently consist of transmit sites at Sedillo Hill and… Read More »Sandia 675 : Voter/Simulcast Conversion In Progress

Repairs on the Guthrie 600 repeater have been completed; the repeater has been swapped out with a new link controller, and a receive pre-amplifier has… Read More »Guthrie 600 : Repairs Completed