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GMRS Repeater site for MN

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MPSMP

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Does anyone know of a website that has repeater iand user info for the state of Mn. Also looking for any React stations using the GMRS emergency channel
 
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Does anyone know of a website that has repeater iand user info for the state of Mn. Also looking for any React stations using the GMRS emergency channel

You might beable to get better help in the MN Forum. There are locals that might know what you are talking about.
 

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Which gmrs channel is the emergency channel? And who/how/when was it designated as such? Not trying to be smart#$$, honest curiosity, need for knowledge.
 
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Which gmrs channel is the emergency channel? And who/how/when was it designated as such? Not trying to be smart#$$, honest curiosity, need for knowledge.

What I heard and looked up on the computer I found that 462.675 is usually a travel channel with a 141.3 PL. I think channel 1 or 462.5625 is the national calling freq and emergency channel. I maybe wrong on this. If I am wrong somebody correct me please.
 

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462.675 was officially an emergency channel prior to the Feb 1999 update to part 95. At that time licensees were licensed to up to 2 channel pairs of the repeater channels and the 452.675 emergency pair.
 

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I think it was designated a travellers info and "emergency" use (not necessarily for distress calls) by React and other GMRS groups. Not an FCC designation to my knowledge. I don't see anything in the current part 95 that makes .675 any more an "emergency channel" than any other.
 
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462.675 was officially an emergency channel prior to the Feb 1999 update to part 95. At that time licensees were licensed to up to 2 channel pairs of the repeater channels and the 452.675 emergency pair.

I think it was designated a travellers info and "emergency" use (not necessarily for distress calls) by React and other GMRS groups. Not an FCC designation to my knowledge. I don't see anything in the current part 95 that makes .675 any more an "emergency channel" than any other.

Thank you both for clarfing it for me and him.
 

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Prior to Feb 1999 rule changes 462.675/467.675 was the official emergency/ traveler assistance channel. At that time licensee could get licensed on 2 repeater pairs and the 5watt channels, all licenses were authorized by 95.29e1 for soliciting or rendering assistance to traveler, or for communicating in an emergency pertaining to the immediate safety of life or the immediate protection of property. This was removed in the Feb 1999 rules.
 
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