Our Mission
The purpose of the Rib Mountain Repeater Association shall be to serve the public interest through the Amateur Radio Service; to educate the Amateur Radio community and the population in general in the Amateur Radio art, law, and related sciences; to research new technologies and techniques as related to Amateur Radio; and to develop, engineer, operate, and maintain the equipment and technologies necessary for the Amateur Radio community to serve the public interest in central Wisconsin.
Our Repeaters
We have several repeaters located across Central Wisconsin. From analog, System Fusion, D-STAR, to IRLP.
Analog
146.820 MHz – PL 114.8
145.410 MHz – PL 114.8
146.700 MHz – PL 123.0
444.300 MHz – PL 114.8
442.675 MHz – PL 123.0
53.45 MHz – PL 114.8
System Fusion
146.730 MHz Digital and Analog
– PL 88.5
D-STAR
145.245 – Digital Voice
442.48675 MHz – Digital Voice
1282.100 MHz – Digital Voice
1298.000 MHz – Digital Data
IRLP
IRLP is available on our 444.300 MHz Repeater. Use of IRLP is encouraged and open to anyone. With the ability to connect to large nodes, we ask that you use your radio best practices when connecting. Do you enjoy IRLP, help us out by becoming a member of the RMRA,
Repeater Locations
We have three sites where our repeaters are located. Most are located on top of Rib Mountain in Wausau, Wisconsin. The others are located in the Town of Brighton and Coloma, Wisconsin.
Current News
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2023-2024 Board of Directors
David Peters
KC9LFG
President
Justin Krienke
KC9WSC
Vice President
Rich Maier
KC9NW
Treasurer
Kevin Woolsey
KD9BFP
Secretary
Dean Andrewjeski
K9PT
Board Member