The Colton site provides coverage of the east side metropolitan area on three bands.   The site is at a high elevation near Sandy.

The site covers Sandy, Estacada, Boring, and parts of the US 26 highway corridor east to Rhododendron.  The site has emergency power.

6m -- 53.3500 Mhz with a -1.700 offset    CTCSS tone is 107.2 hz   -- callsign KJ7IY/R

2m -- 145.4300 Mhz with a -0.600 offset    CTCSS tone is 107.2 hz   tone on the output is 107.2 hz  -- callsign KJ7IY/R

70cm -- 442.8750 Mhz with a +5.000 offset    CTCSS tone is 107.2 hz   -- callsign KJ7IY/R

33cm -- 927.1750 Mhz with a -25.000 offset    CTCSS tone is 107.2 hz   --callsign KJ7IY/R

These repeaters can access the WORC autopatch as well as the WORC EchoLink Node # 615620 and IRLP Node # 3429.

This repeater is linked to the rest of the Western Oregon Radio Club System.  The configuration of the linked system can be changed by users utilizing DTMF control codes.  The 70cm is normally connected to the WORC local trunk to provide wide coverage on the UHF linked system.

These repeaters may be connected to the Evergreen Intertie System by users utilizing DTMF control codes.