Sweetwater Amateur Radio Club

WY7U

Green River Basin Net – 2 Meter


When: Every Sunday Night at 7:30 P.M. Mountain Time
Where: 146.940 Repeater, Offset -0.6 MHz, Tone 100.0

Sweetwater Amateur Radio Club Meeting


When: Second Tuesday of the Month at 6:30 P.M. Mountain Time
Where: Sweetwater County Justice Center, Rock Springs, WY or Green River (Fire Station), Green River WY

**Now offering Amateur Radio
exams before each meeting**
Contact Zach for more information
307-352-9679

146.940

Frequency: 146.940 MHz
Offset: -0.6 MHz
Tone: 100.0
Mode: FM
Location: Aspen Mountain, Sweetwater County, Wyoming

146.655

Frequency: 146.655 MHz
Offset: -0.6 MHz
Tone:
Mode: FM DSTAR Fusion
Location: Aspen Mountain, Sweetwater County, Wyoming

447.1125

Frequency: 447.1125 MHz
Offset: -5.0 MHz
Tone: CC11
Mode: DMR
Location: Wilkin’s Peak, Sweetwater County, Wyoming

146.610

Frequency: 146.610 MHz
Offset: -0.6 MHz
Tone: 100.0
Mode: FM
Location: Aspen Mountain, Sweetwater County, Wyoming

444.500

Frequency: 444.500 MHz
Offset: +0.5 MHz
Tone: 123.0
Mode: FM
Location: Wilkin’s Peak, Sweetwater County, Wyoming

Club Officers

President: Zach Gunyan, KE7WYG

Vice President: Ron Bruderer, N7ERH

Secretary: Huie Hazelett, KF7CJE

Treasurer: Lois Ramirez

To listen to our local repeater, click on play below

About This APRS Map

APRS is a digital system hams use to send short data packets over VHF. This display shows only stations whose packets are being heard on 144.390 MHz by the Rock Springs area network.

Each icon represents a packet recently received on frequency—mobile trackers, fixed stations, weather nodes, and other APRS activity reaching our local digipeaters.

  • Live packets heard in the Rock Springs area
  • Stations successfully getting into the frequency
  • General reach of local UHF/VHF coverage

It’s a quick look at how well signals are getting in and who’s active on the air.

Project Sponsors

KK7VJM proudly supports this APRS coverage project and contributes to strengthening communications across Wyoming.

Learn more about his work and radio projects:
kk7vjm.com

WAVE Exams is a Wyoming‑based 501(c)(3) providing friendly, accessible amateur radio testing for new and upgrading hams.

Explore upcoming sessions and resources:
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Upcoming Events

  • Basic Radio Programing

    Location: Sweetwater County Justice Center – Training Room When: June 11, 2025 – 6:30 P.M. We will be hosting a class to the general public about programing radios. This will be a fairly simple overview on the basics of what to understand when it comes to radio’s and getting different frequencies to stay in the…

Amateur Radio

Folks wishing to get involved with Amateur Radio shouldn’t be afraid, however find that they are truly passionate about wanting to learn more about the hobby. It has been a well known statement that having an Amateur Radio License is a license to learn.

Amateur Radio Operators are individuals that have been licensed with the FCC to operate on specific Radio Frequencies. The term Amateur in this title means that no operator shall be paid for their services rather we are all volunteers.

To get started, come to the next in person meeting. Showing up to meetings is beneficials for multiple reasons, first of which is to see if there are any trainings that can help you through the certifications. Being at the meeting will not only show that you are an active member, but will allow others to see your capabilities so they know who to call upon in the event of an emergency.

Short answer is yes. To operate under the Armature Radio Frequencies, you do need to have an Amateur Radio License. This is obtained by passing a test, there are few different licensing levels, first level being a technician license. Each license class authorizes the operator to have more privileges. Under the FCC Rules 47 C.F.R, Part 97, you can find the full details.

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Key Projects & Tools

  • POTA Spot & Activation Map A custom Parks‑on‑the‑Air map that tracks live spots, pending activations, first‑30‑day new parks, and never‑activated sites. Includes country/state filtering and a smooth auto‑refresh system designed to avoid map lockups.
  • APRS Tools APRS utilities for monitoring activity, checking positions, and supporting operators who rely on APRS during portable or mobile operations.
  • Logger & Wall Notepad Simple, fast logging and note‑taking tools for operators who want lightweight utilities without the overhead of full desktop software.
  • Callsign Lookup Quick lookup functionality for callsigns, making it easy to verify operator info on the fly.

Focus & Style

The site is built with a practical, operator‑first mindset: fast loading, minimal clutter, and tools that directly support real‑world ham radio activity. KK7VJM regularly adds new features and improvements, making the site a solid resource for active POTA, SOTA, APRS, and general HF/VHF operators.

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