Are there any 2m repeaters in the Washington Cascades? I noticed in OR that they have repeaters located way up on the mountains and that we were able to talk with Todd in Sherwood while we were still in Bend.  My repeater map book doesn't show any high altitude Cascade repeaters, but I thought I'd ask if anyone knew of anything.

I believe there is a repeater on Mt. Pilchuck, but I've never been able to reach it.  Most of the Washington Cascades are Wilderness, which may explain why many areas aren't covered.

Craig, there is a repeater on Darland Mountain.  We drove right past it.

bearcreekguns.us/w7aq/repeaters.htm

Looking at the I-90 corridor:  Anyone ever used the Snoqualmie Pass Repeater? 

http://www.artscipub.com/repeaters/comments.asp?rid=10383&ln=--repeater-information-on-145.25-in-SNOQUALMIE-PASS,-washington

These are Jerry's links from his post in his "Lessons Learned" thread.

http://k5ehx.net/repeaters/qrepeater.php

OK... this is a pretty cool website.  It has repeater coverage areas AND if you have APRS you can type in your call sign and it will show all repeates that have coverage of your last heard location.  Too bad I don't have web access when I need to find a repeater!  :)

C

So, for example http://k5ehx.net/repeaters/qrepeater.php?coverage=0&clat=48.424857&clong=-122.332738

The 3 repeaters I notice that have a HUGE range on the west side of the mountains include:

Tiger Mountain Repeater (near Issaquah) on 443.3250.  Covers all the way over to Ellensburg, Manastash ridge, Liberty area, and up above Lake Cle Elum (Fortune Creek trail, etc).

Capitol Peak Repeater (near Olympia) on 145.4700.  Covers the area from my house to Portland, OR.  The entire southern WA cascades, over to Eburg, Manastash ridge, Liberty area, and up above Lake Cle Elum (Fortune Creek trail, etc).

Lyman Hill Repeater (near Sedro Woolley) on 444.5000 (2m freq too).  I use this one a lot, and actual coverage seems a lot smaller than the 100 mile radius shown.  I'd be curious to test the range sometime though.

ok... I'm done talking to myself in this thread.  :D

This is one of my trusted links whenever I need radio info : www.northwestradio.net/intercept/

Hit up the forums, I haven't done much on the ham side of the site sticking more to the scan side.

Here you go.................

http://www.worc.info/index_files/Page732.html

http://www.evergreenintertie.com/