Skywarn and other repeaters for Sevier County

[2500ekW]

I'm programming an HT for a friend that has a place in Sevier County. I'm poking around the net to build a list of frequencies, but since I am not local I cannot verify, so I thought someone local could provide a better list.

Priority 1:
Skywarn frequencies (both for the NOAA local district and Sevier County)

Priority 2:
Any 2m or 70cm repeaters that are in regular use in 2025 that cover Sevier county and the park.

Thanks in advance!

 

[ecps92]

I'm programming an HT for a friend that has a place in Sevier County. I'm poking around the net to build a list of frequencies, but since I am not local I cannot verify, so I thought someone local could provide a better list.

Priority 1:
Skywarn frequencies (both for the NOAA local district and Sevier County)

Priority 2:
Any 2m or 70cm repeaters that are in regular use in 2025 that cover Sevier county and the park.

Thanks in advance!

A good place to start would be

Tennessee SKYWARN Amateur Radio Repeaters

 

[2500ekW]

Agreed in theory, but as typical when looking for any radio info, I was immediately confronted with outdated/conflicting info. Repeaterbook lists 146.940 as Skywarn in Sevier, but the Sevier County club website says Skywarn is 146.850. Hence the desire for local confirmation.

 

[AK9R]

Program both frequencies and your bases are covered.

 

[ecps92]

Agreed in theory, but as typical when looking for any radio info, I was immediately confronted with outdated/conflicting info. Repeaterbook lists 146.940 as Skywarn in Sevier, but the Sevier County club website says Skywarn is 146.850. Hence the desire for local confirmation.

It's the same as relying on RR info, if no one makes a submission, it stays out of date.
You will never find 100% accurate / complete information.

As our Awesome Moderator · From Central Indiana indicated, just put them both in.

Todays radios are not like years ago with limited memory or even having to purchase crystals.