CORA is an OPEN Repeater Association that is FREE to all Licensed Amateur Radio Operators
CORA boasts a footprint of repeaters that covers San Diego’s East County with linked repeaters in the UHF and VHF spectrum. CORA has been provided with a Talk Group on the Western States DMR system.
With the broad coverage and multiple repeaters linked together, there are numerous points where extraneous signals can make their way into the system. Some interference issues have been traced to folks using crossband repeaters, Allstar nodes and other experimental points of access. While experimentation is always encouraged with this hobby, we ask that all stations access the networked repeaters directly through the repeaters and the Echolink node that we have all worked so hard to fine tune for signals that are as clear as possible. Thank you for your understanding.
Here are the details for the CORA analog and P25 repeaters.
Mount Woodson. 145.180 – (107.2)
El Cajon. 449.900 -(131.8)
Alpine. 446.420 -(107.2)
Mount Laguna UHF. 449.580 -(107.2)
Mount Laguna VHF. 145.120 -(107.2)
Black Mtn West. 448.960 -(107.2) SD County
Black Mtn East. 448.960 -(107.2) Imperial County
Mt Miguel. 447.580 -(107.2) Mixed Mode P25
Rainbow Ridge UHF. 449.900 -(107.2)
Rainbow Ridge VHF. 147.000 +(136.5) (Repeater Transmits PL 100)
| Allstar Link Node 54697 EchoLink Node AF6BY-R |
CORA System Announcements
Update From Technical Committee
Cora Engineering Team asks that no cross-banding or hot-spots be used on the system unless there is an emergency in progress or you have approval from the engineering team.
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