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Repeater locations

Kevan Nason
 

Put up a beam. Does anyone have the actual locations of repeaters in South Carolina or some way for me to enter my location into a program and have it spit out beam headings? There is always the old fashioned way but, you know, it's old fashioned.

Kevan N4X
James F. Boehner, MD
 

You can subscribe to the RF Finder App.  It has many functions including distance from repeaters, direction, PL tone, Mode, etc.

 

’73 de JIM N2ZZ

 

From: nabrc@groups.io [mailto:nabrc@groups.io] On Behalf Of Kevan Nason
Sent: Monday, February 24, 2020 6:15 AM
To: nabrc@groups.io
Subject: [nabrc] Repeater locations

 

Put up a beam. Does anyone have the actual locations of repeaters in South Carolina or some way for me to enter my location into a program and have it spit out beam headings? There is always the old fashioned way but, you know, it's old fashioned.

 

Kevan N4X
"ae4ux@yahoo.com
 


The Southeast Repeater Association (SERA) has the information. 

73 Charlie AE4UX 




On Mon, Feb 24, 2020 at 6:15 AM, Kevan Nason
<knason00@...> wrote:
Put up a beam. Does anyone have the actual locations of repeaters in South Carolina or some way for me to enter my location into a program and have it spit out beam headings? There is always the old fashioned way but, you know, it's old fashioned.

Kevan N4X
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