Rfinder Vs Repeaterbook at Amy Macartney blog

Rfinder Vs Repeaterbook. 80% of the repeaters listed are no longer active, and what’s worse is the info is all wrong. Rfinder is dependent upon various data sources and their update for repeater information, and these do change. Repeaterbook is better than nothing, but with some of the listed repeaters there is a website and sometimes that will take you to an. Rfinder, repeaterbook, the arrl repeater directory and others try for it, but the primary sources of information are too many, too varied, and too. The repeater locations will say they are located in certain. Rfinder is nice for it's csv file export function and more granular search parameters, repeaterbook is also very nice, especially for being free. General i mean, the subscription is pretty cheap,. Is a subscription to rf finder worth it or would a free repeater directory like repeater book suffice? So one should verify information for key. Repeaterbook lists 10m, 6m, 2m, 1.25m, and 70cm repeaters in fm, dmr, and possibly other modes, and is searchable by band, call sign,. The resulting kmz files are viewable in google earth on windows and mac (through web.rfinder.net and routes.rfinder.net), on android.

The resulting kmz files are viewable in google earth on windows and mac (through web.rfinder.net and routes.rfinder.net), on android. So one should verify information for key. Repeaterbook lists 10m, 6m, 2m, 1.25m, and 70cm repeaters in fm, dmr, and possibly other modes, and is searchable by band, call sign,. General i mean, the subscription is pretty cheap,. Rfinder is dependent upon various data sources and their update for repeater information, and these do change. Is a subscription to rf finder worth it or would a free repeater directory like repeater book suffice? Rfinder is nice for it's csv file export function and more granular search parameters, repeaterbook is also very nice, especially for being free. The repeater locations will say they are located in certain. Repeaterbook is better than nothing, but with some of the listed repeaters there is a website and sometimes that will take you to an. 80% of the repeaters listed are no longer active, and what’s worse is the info is all wrong.

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Rfinder Vs Repeaterbook Rfinder, repeaterbook, the arrl repeater directory and others try for it, but the primary sources of information are too many, too varied, and too. Rfinder, repeaterbook, the arrl repeater directory and others try for it, but the primary sources of information are too many, too varied, and too. 80% of the repeaters listed are no longer active, and what’s worse is the info is all wrong. Rfinder is nice for it's csv file export function and more granular search parameters, repeaterbook is also very nice, especially for being free. So one should verify information for key. The resulting kmz files are viewable in google earth on windows and mac (through web.rfinder.net and routes.rfinder.net), on android. Rfinder is dependent upon various data sources and their update for repeater information, and these do change. General i mean, the subscription is pretty cheap,. Repeaterbook lists 10m, 6m, 2m, 1.25m, and 70cm repeaters in fm, dmr, and possibly other modes, and is searchable by band, call sign,. Is a subscription to rf finder worth it or would a free repeater directory like repeater book suffice? The repeater locations will say they are located in certain. Repeaterbook is better than nothing, but with some of the listed repeaters there is a website and sometimes that will take you to an.