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Repeater Listings from the FRC Database
NOTE: These listings may not include repeaters that have recently been coordinated, restored, expired or marked uncoordinated. Check our DATABASE CHANGES page and compare dates.
NOTE: The repeater listings below include only those repeaters with CURRENT COORDINATIONS.
Expired and uncoordinated repeaters have been omitted.
SORTED BY REGION THEN CITY THEN OUTPUT THEN INPUT:
- 29 MHz repeaters (as of 12/16/2012)
- 52 MHz repeaters (as of 12/16/2012)
- 144 MHz repeaters (as of 12/16/2012)
- 222 MHz repeaters (as of 12/16/2012)
- 440 MHz repeaters (as of 12/16/2012)
- 902 MHz repeaters (as of 12/16/2012)
- 1240 MHz repeaters (as of 12/16/2012)
- Amateur television repeaters (as of 12/16/2012)
- D-STAR repeaters (as of 12/16/2012)
- APCO 25 repeaters (as of 12/16/2012)
- DMR repeaters (as of 12/16/2012)
- NXDN repeaters (as of 12/16/2012)
- All repeaters (as of 12/16/2012)
SORTED BY OUTPUT THEN REPEATER CALL THEN REGION:
- All repeaters (as of 12/16/2012)
SORTED BY CALLSIGN THEN OUTPUT THEN INPUT:
- All repeaters (as of 12/16/2012)
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Repeater listings are grouped into regions to make it easier for a travelling amateur to locate repeaters en route. Click HERE for a map of Florida which includes counties, district numbers and regions.