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
4/12/2019
Bob Longoria’s April presentation is now online.
Visit the presentation archive
QST
3/17/2019
HUB Power Outage
Power has been restored to the HUB. All repeaters appear to be working and are link-able EXCEPT the VHF D-Star. ETR is unknown at this time. We will post updates as things change.
QST
3/8/2019
Capilla D-Star Repeater Down
The Capilla D-Star repeater is off the air for an unknown reason (we think snow / ice related). When the weather allows, the technical team will get to the site and hopefully correct the problem to get it back on the air.
QST
1/27/2019
An updated version of the repeater guide
(updated January 27, 2019)
is now available
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
- A copy of the presentation at the July 2018 meeting has been posted.
- You can now check your membership status online and renew online with a credit card. Visit the Membership Page
- View past newsletters and subscribe here
Report a problem: Have you noticed a problem with a repeater? If so please give us a shout at technical@urfmsi.org
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