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Loveland Repeater Association - ARRL Clubs
Loveland Repeater Association supports UHF and VHF repeaters with repeater linking capability with NCARC and CSU club repeaters. Learn More
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ARRL Releases First Repeater Directory App for Android Devices
Apr 7, 2014 ... The ARRL Repeater Directory app can search for frequencies by city and state, or by current location, if you've enabled location services on ... Learn More
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Sin City Repeater Group - ARRL Clubs
Feb 1, 2018 ... The Sin City Repeater Group, Inc. is a Nevada nonprofit educational corporation, an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) organization, an ARRL-affiliated ... Learn More
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New iOS App Available for The ARRL Repeater Directory®
Apr 10, 2015 ... “Use the app to quickly locate nearby repeaters based on your current location, or search the entire directory by city/state or coordinates,” ... Learn More
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ARRL Accepting Information for Repeater Directory, TravelPlus
Jan 20, 2014 ... Repeater owners or trustees can use the new web page to notify the ARRL of changes to existing repeaters, such as new CTCSS frequencies or ... Learn More
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Commercial Repeaters - BridgeCom Systems
BridgeCom Commercial Repeaters extend coverage, boost signal strength, and keep your team connected when it matters most. If need be, we can help you get an ... Learn More
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Florida Hams Make Contact 100 Miles Apart via 10-Meter Repeater ...
Dec 3, 2023 ... As Solar Cycle 25 continues to rise toward its peak, amateurs can expect to encounter more exciting propagation, especially on the 10- and 6- ... Learn More
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Repeaters - ARRL
Nov 23, 2019 ... The VHF repeaters are connected via UHF radio, not dependent on the Internet to perform as a linked system. These repeaters are located in high ... Learn More
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ARRL Releases 2009-2010 Repeater Directory
The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting hams around the U.S. with news, information and resources. Learn More
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KAMIAK BUTTE AMATEUR REPEATER ASSOCIATION - ARRL Clubs
KBARA is a support group for several club & privately owned linked Amateur Radio repeaters. The system covers an area from NE Washington to NE Oregon & NW Idaho ... Learn More






