K5EHX Amateur Radio Repeater Mapping

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Repeater #25820 edit zoom (1 of )

Freq	147.1400	Trustee	K7KTR
Desc	VHF 2 Meter with Uhf Link to Browning and Echolink access	Club
Shift	+	OfstFrq	0.6
PL	103.5	DCS	0
Range	100	Last Upd	2010-01-06 14:03:11
Lat	47.37467	Long	-114.85883
City	Plains	State	Montana
ZIP	59859	Dist	0 mi
RX AGL	6 ft	RX Gain	6.2 dB
TX AGL	6 ft	TX Gain	6.2 dB
TX Pwr	100 W	Operator	Repeater, Link & Ech

Notes: Open Repeater. Linked to K7HR in Browning, MT. 24/7 Echolink Node 44014

Position is verified

Tags: K7KTR Plains Montana 2m Repeater West Link Echolink 44014 Open Access

Nearby: 1 10 20 50

* Unknown repeater locations are mapped to known City and State. To change, click on repeater ID# and on new map click and choose "Move repeater to this location".

Callsign searches find repeaters near the listed address for that callsign. It uses the longitude and latitude callook.info has calculated. If it is incorrect, it may be because you have moved. You can update this location by updating your ULS address. Callsign searches do NOT search repeaters for a given callsign, use the tag search for that.

To add a repeater, click in a location and choose "Add a new repeater here". If you are unable to get a menu, there may be too many elements on the map - either go back to the beginning or view a single repeater by clicking on its number. Your repeaters are probably already here, please search first!

Thanks to maintainers: David Bohmke, N7DJR, for Arizona. (Any other maintainers please contact me.)

To search for amateur radio repeaters, enter either a location (ZIP or City,St) in Geo Search, a tag (or tags, separated by spaces) or a callsign.

QTH search (enter your callsign)
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Data downloads for directions are limited to simple CSV only. Tip - for directions you can't change the route that Google Maps picks. But you can break the search down into segments. So just search from and to particular towns that you plan to travel through and print that out or download the data.

This site is a community edited and maintained database of amateur (ham) radio repeaters. You may add and modify repeaters as well as download information in multiple formats (except for Directions search, which is currently limited and in Beta testing). Please help out by moving repeaters to correct locations if you know them - for the most part all we have are City and State.