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Find amateur radio and GMRS repeaters and plan your next radio trip.
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My Radio Plan on the RepeaterBook website lets Plus members save a focused repeater list for home, trips or events. Check the details and local operating guidance before use; a listing isn’t a coverage guarantee. What belongs on your travel shortlist?
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Find a local net with RepeaterBook Plus: Net Proximity Search lets you filter by location, date, time, band and mode. Leave time blank for the whole day. Results depend on recorded net schedules.
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Programming your radio with RepeaterBook data? Choose the website export that matches your software, then check frequencies, offsets and access tones before uploading. If something looks wrong, share the export type, software version and one affected listing.
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Keep your regular repeaters handy with RepeaterBook Plus Favorites. Open a repeater’s details, choose Favorite > Add Favorite, then find your list in My Dashboard. Tip: active filters also apply to exports. repeaterbook.com/wiki/doku.p…
How busy is that repeater? RepeaterBook’s new Activity tab shows recent heard reports and relative activity where Apollo monitoring is available. Try this Boise listing and click Activity! #HamRadio
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Repeater owners: what do you need to know between site visits? Argus hardware and Vista dashboards bring supported repeater activity and site-health information into RepeaterBook. Explore the hardware and setup:
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Heading somewhere with patchy cell service? The RepeaterBook app stores repeater data on your phone for offline searches. Check app updates while online and review your filters before leaving. App data arrives in periodic releases. #HamRadio
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Planning for a power outage? RepeaterBook’s Emergency Power search helps you find repeaters listed with backup power. Check with the owner or club about current arrangements and expected runtime, and keep an alternative way to communicate.
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Ham Radio Crash Course takes a look at @repeaterbook Connect and the ICOM ID-5200. Pretty slick way to find and program repeaters!
Thanks for putting this one together! 👊
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This works great!! Can’t wait to receive my ID-5200 so I can load it up with this app!
Coming Soon! Learn how to program your Icom ID-52’s microSD card directly from the RepeaterBook app. Transfer tagged favorites to memory channels, or let RepeaterBook curate up to 2,500 nearby repeaters for the DR memories. @icomamericainc
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See what’s new in repeater telemetry.
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RepeaterBook is headed to Hamvention.
This week’s Tower Talk previews what to watch, our livestream plans, and the announcements we’ll be making from the show.
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Something is warming up at RepeaterBook.
Hamvention is getting close, and we have a few things queued up behind the scenes.
Some practical. Some fun. Some pointed at where RepeaterBook is going next.
Watch the next Tower Talk newsletter.
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Wow. About 5 minutes with the new @repeaterbook data in the @RtSystems software makes me wish I would have trashed the terrible data from RFinder years ago. Glad that RTSystems has moved to RepeaterBook. So slick. #Hamvention #AmateurRadio
