Repeater Mapping Search Engine

[Von Petrol]

Simply click on the map in the area of travel to find local repeaters. Very cool!

http://k5ehx.net/repeaters/qrepeater.php

 

[Wes Craiglow]

Been looking for something like this. Thanks for posting!

 

[gary in ohio]

Being that a query of Ohio only returns 5 repeaters its not going to offer much usable information for most folks.

 

[Von Petrol]

I do not think you used it correctly. Clicking near Columbus, Ohio at 30 mile range gives 81 repeaters alone.

 

[cnynrat]

Thanks for posting that - looks like a very useful site. I'm going to check out the mobile version on my Droid.

 

[PhulesAU]

Ya'll might eyeball this site as well.

http://www.artscipub.com/repeaters/states/Texas.asp

feel free to chose you own state:sombrero:

 

[gary in ohio]

I do not think you used it correctly. Clicking near Columbus, Ohio at 30 mile range gives 81 repeaters alone.

The search function isnt working typing ohio into the search show 5 sites. If I click through then it appears to be working.

 

[TCcruzn]

repeater map

I clicked on a rural area in the Sierras and found many (30+) repeaters in 30 mile radius. This is a great tool. KJ6DKE

 

[crawler#976]

I've used this for several years. There is a handy function that uses google maps for route planning w/ repeater locations. Use the Directions tab.

 

[chuckn]

Does anyone know if it is possible to hit the Mt Potosi repeater (146.8 from any where in Death Valley?? I'm planning a trip next month and would like to tie into the Utah Intertie on this repeater in possible.

Chuck.

 

[CanuckMariner/Nomad]

I am sure most of you know this one as well...http://nwham.com/repeaters/index.php?state_id=none