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Colorado 14er Event Operating Frequencies
***Feel free to expand your operation into other bands and modes***
2m FM Frequencies Most of the 14er hikers carry FM handheld radios, so 2 Meters can be very busy. Start out operating on the North America Adventure Frequency (146.58 MHz) and then spread out as the activity increases. Don't just hang out on 146.58 MHz !!!
146.580 FM North America Adventure Frequency
146.550 FM Simplex Alternate
146.490 FM Simplex Alternate
What about 146.52 MHz? You may want to put a call out on 146.52 MHz, FM National Calling Frequency and common 2m FM SOTA frequency. However, we will completely overrun this frequency if everyone uses it during the Colorado 14er Event. So it is best to move contacts over to the other designated simplex frequencies, spreading out the action.
70 cm FM Frequencies The 70 cm FM frequencies will also be active due to the dualband handheld radios
446.000 FM 70cm Calling Frequency
446.025 FM Alternate 70cm Simplex
23 cm FM Frequency The 23 cm FM frequency may see some use during the event
1294.5 FM Primary 23cm Simplex Frequency
Other VHF Frequencies
144.200 SSB 2m SSB Calling Frequency
223.500 FM Primary 1.25m Simplex Frequency
50.125 SSB 6m SSB Calling Frequency
52.525 FM Primary 6m FM Frequency
High Frequency Bands 20m and 40m are the most popular bands for HF operating. Look for activity on these frequencies depending on conditions and QRM
7.032 CW 40m CW Frequency
7.185 SSB 40m SSB Frequency
10.110 CW 30m CW Frequency
14.060 CW 20m CW Frequency
14.345 SSB 20m SSB Frequency
18.092 CW 17m CW Frequency
18.158 SSB 17m SSB Frequency
21.060 CW 15m CW Frequency
21.330 SSB 15m SSB Frequency
28.060 CW 10m CW Frequency
28.350 SSB 10m SSB Frequency
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