Looking for a location of a repeater

[n4yek]

I can hear a repeater on 443.3750 MHz here in Cosby and can hear it really good in the West end of Morristown
I heard a callsign I believe was WA4GFL but I get no returns searching for frequency and callsign I believe i heard.
Can anyone help me identify the repeater? maybe a variation on the call suffix letters, but I know the first three
are WA4 and the last letter is definitely an 'L'
Thanks in advance
Danny

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

Perhaps WA4BSL?

 

[n4yek]

Perhaps WA4BSL?

Quite possibly, but when I keyed it up from Morristown I had 114.8 pl tone set in my radio.
Maybe the pl tone is turned off on the repeater.

 

[ecps92]

Quite possibly, but when I keyed it up from Morristown I had 114.8 pl tone set in my radio.
Maybe the pl tone is turned off on the repeater.

Reach out to the licensee and ask, could be he/she is unaware of the lack of PL on the input or it's a non coordinate/reported repeater

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

Looks to be about 4.5 hours from Morristown to McEwen so, likely not here...

Freq Out	Freq In	Tone	Callsign	Description	Category	Agency/County	State
443.375	448.375	114.8 PL	NO4Q	MTEARS McEwen (43)	Miscellaneous Amateur Radio	Humphreys	TN

 

[FD101]

It's WA4BSL repeater in Harrogate.

Input PL is 100.0, output is CSQ

 

[ecps92]

It's WA4BSL repeater in Harrogate.

Input PL is 100.0, output is CSQ

But the OP specifically indicated he was using 114.8 not 100.0

 

[tvengr]

Take a look at repeaterbook.com.

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

Take a look at repeaterbook.com.

Did that in post #2