Local Communications
Cold Springs Local Repeaters
This page provides local repeater information for operators in and around Cold Springs, Nevada. It includes programming details, coverage notes, operating rules, and links to official repeater listings.
This page is provided as a local operating reference and is not listed in the main website navigation.
GMRS Repeater
GMRS Programming Information
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Receive Frequency | 462.575 MHz |
| Transmit Frequency | 467.575 MHz |
| CTCSS Tone | 110.9 Hz |
| Mode | FM |
| Access | Open GMRS system |
CS575 Repeater Rules
- 1.
Licensed GMRS users only.
- 2.
The owner of the CS 575 GMRS Repeater reserves all rights to close the repeater system for emergency communications, and all emergency traffic will take priority until the system returns to an open state.
- 3.
Communications are in the clear and others can hear your conversations. Do not broadcast personal information that you would not say to a stranger.
- 4.
No clicking, dead-keying, or sound effects.
- 5.
Identify your FCC-assigned GMRS call sign after each use and every fifteen minutes during use.
- 6.
Read and understand all FCC rules and regulations and follow them.
- 7.
Be courteous to other users and monitor before transmitting.
Pursuant to FCC rules, each GMRS station must be identified by transmission of its FCC-assigned call sign at the end of transmissions and at periodic intervals during transmissions.
Amateur Radio Repeater
2-Meter Programming Information
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Receive Frequency | 147.345 MHz |
| Transmit Frequency | 147.945 MHz |
| Offset | +0.600 MHz |
| CTCSS Tone | 131.8 Hz |
| Mode | FM |
| Access | Open amateur radio system |
Operating Notes
These repeaters are provided as local communications resources for licensed operators. Operators are responsible for complying with all applicable FCC rules, license requirements, identification requirements, and good operating practices.
Monitor before transmitting, keep transmissions brief when the system is busy, yield to emergency traffic, and use plain, courteous radio procedure.
Questions or Updates?
If you have questions about these local systems, need to report an issue, or notice outdated information, please use the website contact page.
Contact Partisan Comms GroupThis page is provided as a local operating reference. Information is believed to be accurate but should be verified before programming equipment or relying on any repeater for emergency communications. Repeater availability, coverage, tones, status, and access conditions may change.