Intermountain Intertie

The Intermountain Intertie is the largest linked amateur radio repeater system in the state of Utah. Managed by the Utah VHF Society,[1] the Intermountain Intertie primarily covers areas west of the Wasatch Front, from Saint George to Tremonton. The Intermountain Intertie also covers areas in the northwest of Utah up to Boise, Idaho and toward the northeast into Evanston, Wyoming and Rock Springs, Wyoming. The Intertie further reaches into parts of Montana, and Arizona. There are no Intermountain Intertie repeaters east of I-15 on I-70; in this area, the Sinbad Desert Amateur Radio Club Intertie has substantial coverage.[2]

The Intermountain Intertie

The Hidden Peak Repeater, on top of the Snowbird Tram, is the primary hub repeater for the Intermountain Intertie. Linked directly to Hidden Peak is Farnsworth Peak, which connects to southern and western Utah. Also connected to Hidden Peak is Malad Pass, a Simplex Carrier Squelch linking Idaho to the Intertie, Medicine Butte in Evanston, Wyoming connecting Wyoming to the Intertie, and Laketown, Utah connecting Bear Lake to the Intertie. Each of the repeaters connecting to Hidden Peak has repeaters connected to them.

Intertie Linked Repeaters

Not all repeaters are connected full time to the Intermountain Intertie. Repeaters outside the state of Utah are connected to the Intermountain Intertie at the discretion of the owners of the out of state Repeaters.

RX Freq[3]+/-StepToneSite NameCALLLocationStateSponsor
147.1200(+)0.60100.0Farnsworth Peak (KSTU-TV Site)K7JLSalt Lake City, UtahUTK7JL
147.1800(+)0.60100.0Hidden PeakK7JLSnowbird, UtahUTK7JL
145.2700(-)0.60100.0Scotts PeakK7JLBrighton, UtahUTK7JL
145.2100(-)0.60100.0Ensign PeakWA7VHFEnsign PeakUTK7JL
449.4000(-)5.00100.0Ensign PeakK7JLEnsign PeakUTK7JL
449.5750(-)5.00100.0OremN7FOCOrem, UtahUT
145.3500(-)0.60100.0Morgan PeakWA7VHFMorgan County, UtahUT
145.4900(-)0.60100.0Promontory PointK7JLOgden, UtahUTK7JL
146.8600(-)0.60100.0Medicine ButteK7JLEvanston, WyomingWYK7JL
147.0200(+)0.60100.0Bear LakeK7OGMLaketown, UtahUTK7JL
449.6500(-)5.00100.0Mt PisgahAC7IILogan, UtahUTK7JL
145.2700(-)0.60103.5Levan PeakK7JLLevan, UtahUTK7JL
146.9400(-)0.60100.0Frisco PeakWR7AAAMilford, UtahUT
146.8400(-)0.60100.0Monroe PeakWA7VHFRichfield, UtahUT
146.8000(-)0.60100.0Blowhard MtnWV7HCedar City, UtahUT
146.8200(-)0.60100.0Utah HillKD7GEPSt. George, UtahUT
147.2000(+)0.60100.0Tod's JunctionWA7VHFHatch, UtahUT
448.6000(-)5.00100.0Navajo MtnWA7VHFPage, ArizonaUT/AZ
147.1200(+)0.60100.0Cedar MtnWX7YCastle Dale, UtahUT
147.3000(+)0.60100.0Jacob LakeN7YSEFredonia, ArizonaAZ
448.8750(-)5.00100.0Mt EldenW7ARAFlagstaff, ArizonaAZ
449.1750(-)5.00100.0Towers MountainW7ARAPrescott, ArizonaAZ
441.6250(+)5.00100.0Scottsdale AirparkW7ARAScottsdale, ArizonaAZ
442.2750(+)5.00100.0White TanksW7ARAPhoenix, ArizonaAZ
146.8800(-)0.60100.0High PotosiWA7HXOLas Vegas, NevadaNV
447.2250(+)5.00100.0MaladWA7VHFMalad, IdahoID
146.8500(-)0.60100.0Jumpoff PeakWA7FDRArco, IdahoID
145.2300(-)0.60100.0SawtellWA7FDRWest YellowstoneID/WY
145.2700(-)0.60100.0Mt HarrisonWA7FDRBurley, IdahoID
145.1500(-)0.60100.0Mtn. HomeWA7FDRMountain Home, IdahoID
145.1300(-)0.60100.0Shafer ButteWA7FDRBoise, IdahoID
145.2100(-)0.60100.0Sedgwick PeakWA7FDRLava Hot Springs, IdahoID
146.6600(-)0.60100.0SnowbankWA7FDRCascade, IdahoID
147.1000(+)0.60100.0Malheur ButteK7OJIOntario, OregonOR

Media and community appearances

References

  1. ↑ "The Utah VHF Society The Intermountain Intertie". UVHFS. Self Published. Retrieved 22 March 2020.
  2. ↑ "Intermountain Intertie Coverage". RepeaterBook. Archived from the original on 2015-09-09.
  3. ↑ "UVHFS - The Hidden Peak (a.k.a. Snowbird) Repeater System". utahvhfs.org. Retrieved 2026-03-11.
  4. ↑ Ric, Wayman. "How 1 ham radio guy helped a special kids camp 180 miles away on fire". St. George News. StGeorgeUtah.com LLC. Retrieved 22 March 2020.How 1 ham radio guy helped a special kids camp 180 miles away on fire - St. George News
  5. ↑ "Operation On Target - Communications". Operation On Target. self published. Retrieved 22 March 2020.

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  1. ↑ utahvhfs.org