Here in socal, i also rely on tasma and other coordinators and online sources to compare data I'm trying to import a list of local repeaters not listed in the rr database, such as the papa repeaters I truly miss kevin karamonos' repeater location guide booklet.
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Repeaterbook is a site that publishes amateur repeater info from multiple sources, and depends on users to confirm the validity of the data
It's a good source of info if you are wanting to monitor amateur radio
They are adding gmrs repeaters to their listings as well. There is some info here on rr in the amateur radio tab for each county, but it's not nearly as complete, and it doesn't seem to get the attention and updates that the regular database info does There is a smartphone app for repeaterbook.com that uses your location to find the nearest repeaters. Can anyone idenitfy the gmrs repeater on 462.725 pl 146.2
Looked through the database and also did a google search but can't find anything on the location. You are learning an important lesson about repeaterbook In other words, people, such as yourself, can submit a listing to repeaterbook. Note that repeaterbook is not all that accurate, either
In one indiana county listing on repeaterbook, 73% of the listings are incorrect
Half of the repeaters listed for this particular county are off the air. Quick search for gmrs repeaters gmrs repeater database for the us and territories. I'm sitting here trying to get some repeater information and repeaterbook.com is totally down, since this seems to be the only world wide copy of this data perhaps the rr database could periodically pull the data from repeaterbook as a reduntant system?
