The Pikes Peak FM Association hosts the weekly PPFMA Information Net on Sundays on its wide coverage repeaters. During these nets you can get up-to-date information on local amateur radio happenings, plus listen to Amateur Radio Newsline, a weekly, on-the-air news tape of amateur radio events elsewhere in the U.S. and the world.

You can tune in by listening to one of the following repeaters, which are linked during the PPFMA Information Net:

• Colorado Springs: 146.970 MHz (-600 kHz, 100 Hz tone)
• Colorado Springs: 448.450 MHz (-5 MHz, 100 Hz tone)
• La Veta: 145.355 MHz (-600 kHz, 100 Hz tone)
• Lamar: 146.610 MHz (-600 kHz, 123 Hz tone)
• Lamar: 449.500 MHz (-5 MHz, 123 Hz tone)

Note that these repeaters are linked, and the two Colorado Springs repeaters are wide coverage machines. Please refer to the Repeaters link below for more details on the repeater systems.

In addition to the PPFMA Information Net, you can also find these other nets of interest on the PPFMA repeaters:

• Pikes Peak Amateur Radio Emergency Service, 146.970 MHz, Tuesday nights at 7 p.m.
• Southern Colorado Traffic Net, 146.970 MHz, every night at 8 p.m.
• Midday Severe Weather Net, 146.970 MHz, daily 12:30 - 12:40 p.m., or as required; during severe weather season, typically from 15 May through 15 August or as required..