Rocky Mountain Ham Radio reports that its Limon DMR site is back at full operation after volunteers replaced a Cat5 run with fiber, restoring the microwave link into the network. The site also retains backup connectivity through Bijou Telephone ISP service, an encouraging bit of infrastructure news for operators who use the regional DMR system.
The update notes that diagnostic work is continuing on a minor SWR-related repeater fault. RMHAM plans additional RF testing and may address antennas or feed line work during a fall site-cleanup effort. For southern and central Colorado operators, the report is a useful look at the volunteer maintenance behind a connected regional radio network.
Read the RMHAM Limon site update →
Source: Rocky Mountain Ham Radio. This post summarizes and links to the original report.
