SWCRS Traffic & Utilization Survey
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
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
SWCRS Crew Summary The Alpine 725 antenna system has been upgraded from a unity gain fiberglass antenna to a more appropriately sized Andrew DB420, boasting… Read More »Alpine 725 Upgrade
SWCRS Crew Summary The Nutrioso 550 (aka “The Nut Box”) is back on the air after a nearby lightning strike took it offline. The full… Read More »Nutrioso 550 Repaired
Repairs have been completed on the Pinal Peak repeater, which was off-network for several months. The network connection was disrupted due to a UPS failure… Read More »Pinal Peak Repairs
On April 19 at approximately 4:05 pm, Priority Watch team members heard a distress call from astranded motorist. The motorist was stuck on a forest… Read More »Priority Watch Team Assist Stranded Motorist
Howdy! David 960 here: As of yesterday (5/28) we’ve completed the necessary hardware changes at the Lemmon 650 site to enable voting/simulcasting capabilities and have… Read More »Tucson GMRS Repeater Changes
Guthrie Peak is another great site for the SWCRS that will provide solid coverage for the Clifton & Morenci communities in Southeast Arizona, along with… Read More »Guthrie 600 Fundraiser
This page is a work in progress and is to list commonly available GMRS radios which support repeater operation. If you know of any others… Read More »List of Repeater Capable GMRS Radios
Why Get a GMRS License? The General Mobile Radio Service (“GMRS”) is a radio service allocated by the FCC and readily made available to the… Read More »Getting a GMRS License