How is HearHam Live Repeater listing different?
Free to use and free to use in your application. (JSON API is available to download or use in your offline/online application!)
All repeaters have an approximate lat/lon location (so you can see the topography or check out where they are on the map!)
Log in and favorite your local repeaters, and get notifications when a repeater goes down or other changes or comments are posted about the repeater.
Export to CHIRP - While logged in, select Export for CHIRP to download your selected local repeaters and easily add to your radio if you use CHIRP to program it!
New: You may now include your own custom repeaters list, for example, GMRS repeaters!
New: Step by step instructions for some Yaesu, iCom, Baofeng radios - log in to purchase a license key for RepeaterSTART premium.
No single point of failure - There are a couple other well known repeater listings with repeater apps, and they are very good though they may list some nonexistent old repeaters. HearHam.live repeater listing can be used as a second resource, and the app can be used if your phone isn't working but your computer/Raspberry-Pi is up. It's about redundancy, just like no amateur radio fan can have just one radio :)
View repeaters by group.
View United States repeaters by state.
Show repeaters on a mapSearch by callsign or description:
Use the Repeater-START application on Windows, Linux or Android to view all repeaters, online or offline!
