Montana Repeater Link Association
So, what is MRLA? It’s an association that maintains and pays for the maintenance of the Montana Repeater Link System.
Montana Repeater Link Association Repeaters |
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Location | Call Sign | MHz | Tone | Offset |
Pompeys Pillar | WR7MT | 147.180 | 123.0 | + |
Billings | WR7MT | 147.080 | 100.0 | + |
Greycliff | WR7MT | 147.280 | 100.0 | + |
Livingston | K9YNP | 146.920 | 100.0 | – |
Gardiner | K9YNP | 146.980 | 100.0 | + |
Bozeman | WR7MT | 147.180 | 100.0 | + |
Three Forks | WR7MT | 147.380 | 100.0 | + |
Townsend | W7MRI | 147.320 | 100.0 | + |
Helena | W7MRI | 145.450 | 100.0 | – |
Great Falls | AA7GS | 146.680 | 100.0 | – |
Sweetgrass | AA7GS | 147.080 | 100.0 | + |
You can access the Intermountain Intertie a/k/a “Snowbird Link” in Utah by using the following DTMF tones:
DTMF 196 = ON DTMF 197 = OFF Please note that the link auto-times off in 30 minutes after NO activity from Montana. |
Donations should be sent to:
MRLA c/o
Allan Overcast
4890 Vandaveer Rd.
Billings, Montana 59101
If you want to contribute to the system (especially if you are a user of those repeaters) you may give contributions to KI7XF, Harley, at any GHRC Meeting.
Harley’s repeater maps have all the MRLA linked repeaters on it. It’s a PDF of about 90K.