Bruin Point Repeater
This repeater site is located in Carbon County, Utah on Bruin Point above the cities of Sunnyside and East Carbon. This site consists of a commercial Kenwood VHF repeater (TKR-740) with a 100w power amplifier with two commercial Kenwood UHF repeaters (TKR-850) running 40w, one to link all of the other Sinbad Desert Amateur Radio club repeaters with the exception of the Point of the Mountain Repeater which is linked to the Boardinghouse Ridge repeater then to this repeater, and the other link to the Monroe repeater in Sevier County, Utah.
This site also contains two Remote Base Radios, one 1.25cm radio and one 144/440 dual band radio tied to a Doug Hall RBI-1. This site is controlled with a Link Communications RLC-3. Bruin Point is the hub for all of the SDARC linked repeaters. Without this repeater there would be no Sinbad Repeater System.
The main antennas are located at the top of a 120’ tower with the VHF antenna above the main UHF link antenna. The Remote Base antenna and the Monroe Peak link antenna are located 30’ above ground on the same tower.
This repeater covers east towards Price, UT and south along State Route 10 to Huntington, UT and along US Highway 6 & 191 towards Green River, UT. It also covers into the Uinta Basin from Duchesne, UT towards Roosevelt, UT. It can also be used with power and/or with a directional antenna from the Grand Junction, CO area.
Repeater Access Information Repeater Callsign: K7SDC Output Frequency: 147.320 MHz Input Frequency: 147.920 MHz Offset: +600 kHz Status: Open CTCSS: 88.5 Hz | |
| Bruin VHF Coverage Map | |
Repeater Access Information
Repeater Callsign: K7SDC
Output Frequency: 449.050 MHz
Input Frequency: 444.050 MHz
Offset: -5.0 MHz
Status: Open
CTCSS: 88.5 Hz
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| Bruin UHF Coverage Map |
Pictures from Bruin Point
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