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[w2xq]

Tom, I put this Amateur Radio : Repeater Coordinators webpage together in a few minutes this evening. Giddyup.

 

[KK4JUG]

Tom, I put this Amateur Radio : Repeater Coordinators webpage together in a few minutes this evening. Giddyup.

Great help...for some. However, how many repeaters are listed on the Southeastern Repeater Assn's web site? None, Nil, Nada, Zilch, Zero

 

[nd5y]

Tom, I put this Amateur Radio : Repeater Coordinators webpage together in a few minutes this evening. Giddyup.

I'll add that to the wiki.

You can add the coordinators for Texas and Oklahoma to your web site.
Texas VHF-FM Society
Oklahoma Repeater Society Inc

 

[w2xq]

Great help...for some. However, how many repeaters are listed on the Southeastern Repeater Assn's web site? None, Nil, Nada, Zilch, Zero

Unfortunately I have no control over SERA or any other group that hides its data. I finished the page a few minutes ago. In any case, I hope the inventory is helpful. Some states apparently do not have coordinators or a web presence.

As background, from 1979 for a few years I handled the EPA-SNJ database for the coordinating group (I forget the name) before ARCC. It was on my Apple II, using Stoneware's DB Master (a powerful flat file database program).

 

[Hit_Factor]

W2XQ.

Michigan has two coordinator organizations.

MARC covers the lower peninsula and Upper Peninsula Amateur Radio Repeater Association – UPARRA covers the upper peninsula.

Nice job putting this together. I bookmarked the page.

73, K8HIT
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[w2xq]

W2XQ.
Michigan has two coordinator organizations.
MARC covers the lower peninsula and Upper Peninsula Amateur Radio Repeater Association – UPARRA covers the upper peninsula.
Nice job putting this together. I bookmarked the page.

Thanks for the info! The page has been updated. Glad it helps.

 

[w2xq]

As of today, the USA & Canada frequency coordinator list is complete with the addition of the last four states. FWIW the ARRL still thinks the defunct (2 years now) NFCC exists and still won't publish a list of coordinators. HTH.

W2XQ.com : Amateur Radio : Frequency Coordinators

Updates, typos, errors... whatever... welcome.

 

[KK4JUG]

In spite of everyone else's shortcomings, you've provided a great source of information. Unfortunately for me and hundreds of others in the southeast, we're still lacking. Hams in Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia are kept in the dark by the Southeastern Repeater Association.