Blog Archives

All is good again!

Our main site, Thorodin just had a power failure.  We have backup batteries, but they have a limited backup time.  If power is gone for too long we will proactively shut down equipment to protect it.  Since Thorodin is the controller hub for the entire system, if it goes down, all the repeaters will go […]

Joshua Glancey (KK6LJS) is no longer allowed to use the Colorado Connection.  Users are requested not to communicate with him if he uses the network. Details are in this statement.

With regret, Amazon is discontinuing this program.  It was great while it lasted and thanks to the folk that signed us up for their charity.  We got about $800 in donations for the run of the program.

Amazing! Many folk stepped up and donated toward this drive and in less than a month met the $5,000 goal for the matching funds.  The repeaters are starting to come in and now we can start getting them ready for this summer.  THANK YOU ALL!!

Even good and new solar panels and batteries have their limits!  We’ve had 7 days of no sunshine at that site and need to disable the repeater to protect the batteries until we get a few days of sunshine to recharge them.  We’re monitoring battery status and will re-enable the repeater as soon as we […]

We “got an offer we couldn’t refuse”!  See the Upgrade Project tab above for details.

This site appears to be down.  It may be a PA issue only.

The Fort Collins repeater appears to be having receive sensitivity issues again.  This is a know issue, but seems to have become worse recently.  The long term fix is a second remote received-only site which is on our to do list.

We have our newest repeater site, Burlington, CO.  This extends our I-70 coverage to almost the Kansas state line!  It uses the same frequency as Colorado Springs (145.130MHz), but is far enough away from that repeater to not cause any interference.