Website to locate repeaters

[Roger]

Here's a website to help locate repeaters in a given area. You type in the distance, and the city you are intersted in.

Try it and post up your opinion of this site!

They updated the url to: http://www.amateur-radio.net/rptr/

[OU812]

Bookmarked..

I like how it will show you on Google maps also.

[Zoobi]

I know this is an old post but, Do you have to access this site through something else? I get a "you do not have permission to access site" when I try the link.

[Roger]

I can't get into it either, I don't know what happened to it. I even had couple of email exchanges with the admistrator recently.

Strange...

[SAR Jeeper]

hmmm...worked for me

[TDS SD]

http://rptr.amateur-radio.net/arn/rptr/index.html

Worked this time at least for Poway. Neet to check Frequency as well as put in city. This site has a list of 2 meter in
SOCAL.http://rptrlist.w6jpl.ampr.org/2m.asp

[Zoobi]

Worked that time, cool site

[TipsE-Z]

If you have an Android phone, download "RepeaterBook" app. Uses GPS to locate repeaters nearby and will supply offset and tone. I use it a good bit when traveling without Chirp and a cable.