Welcome to the Upper Rio FM Society’s website!

The mission of the Upper Rio FM Society, Inc. is to provide a State-of-the-Art
Amateur Radio repeater network for the benefit of our members, licensed Amateur Radio
operators, the community and provide public service communication support in times of emergency

 


QST – Check weather at some repeater sites

See links in the side bar to the right

 


QST – Next General Meeting will be in April 2024

The Upper Rio FM Society has shifted to a two meetings/year (spring and fall) schedule .

Date to be announced

The HUB is located on the south side of Gibson. Click here for map

 


Current and Past Newsletters

Click for current and past newsletters and sign up to get them in your email

 


D-STAR Registration

Several people have asked about the process to register with the D-STAR network. Registration is easy and only needs to be done once — even if you move to another state, get new radios, etc. See the  August 16, 2012 update on the  digital repeater page for more info.

 


 

    Download your copy of the repeater guide now

 


The Upper Rio FM Society

The Upper Rio FM Society started its journey as a club in 1968 with the help of eleven enthusiastic Hams interested in advancing the use of the two-meter band. Today, the organization boasts nine linkable 2-meter and 70-centimeter repeaters (two of which are D-Star digital repeaters). The linking system also has access to over 40 additional 2-meter and 70-centimeter repeaters located around New Mexico that make up the Mega-Link and other affiliated systems.Whether you are a new or experienced Ham, an existing URFMSI member or someone who is interested in joining our organization, we hope that this website is useful. Enjoy, and please don’t hesitate to contact us with your comments or questions.

 

 

Additional QSTs

Report a problem: Have you noticed a problem with a repeater or the web site? If so please give us a shout at technical@urfmsi.org
 

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