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Linked Repeaters - Many new hams start with a handheld
Event coordinators rely on timely information to manage such a race, and amateur radio and a linked repeater network works well to provide that infor- mation. 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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Tones: The Keys that Unlock Repeaters
Thanks to CTCSS, our mobile ham can set her FM radio to transmit a 100 Hz tone that only Repeater B will recognize. Repeater A, which is set up to respond to a ... 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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Repeaters, Amateur TV Play Communication Role in California Fire ...
Nov 19, 2018 ... Amateur Radio repeaters and TV (ATV) have helped to keep the broader community informed on the local status of widespread fires in Southern ... Learn More
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Mount Ava Repeater Association - ARRL Clubs
Mar 12, 2001 ... Currently the MARA Club hosts the following open repeaters. These repeaters are located in Alto Pass Illinois. VHF - K9GOX Repeater 146.850 - ... Learn More
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BridgeCom Systems - your source for two-way radios and systems
Why Get a Ham Radio License? · HOW TO GET YOUR HAM RADIO LICENSE IN 5 EASY STEPS · A Smart New Option for Fire and Search & Rescue Teams: Why the Commercial ... Learn More
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Florida Hams Make Contact 100 Miles Apart via 10-Meter Repeater ...
Dec 3, 2023 ... The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting hams around the U.S. with news, ... Learn More
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New California Wildfire Takes Out Repeaters
Sep 9, 2013 ... These include the K6MDD D-Star repeater, the W6UUU MotoTRBO repeater, the recently relocated W6CX APRS digipeater and the W6CX ATV repeater. Learn More
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Repeater Terminology/ Glossary
control operator — the Amateur Radio operator who is designated to “control” the operation of the repeater, as required by FCC regulations. courtesy beep— an ... Learn More
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