That’s actually something I was thinking about! Let me put some more thought into how to do that. I was also thinking about other community lists, like someone traveling between Houston and Dallas and a list of the DMR repeaters to use. Stuff like that. 

Just took it for a spin.  NICE JOB!  Much easier than the other way of doing things.

Question - is it shareable?  Like if I was the Comm's Officer for a club, (Off Road Ham Radio) could I build a list of favorites that we all use and make it available to the group so they could all load the same repeaters in their rigs?

Thank you Garrett for the notice. This sure is a good way to communicate and I appreciate your efforts. My story is this. While I was out and about away from home-Boise and with HT in hand I used your RB app and it works flawlessly searching/looking for local repeaters. It saved a lot hassle and time  trying to get many Repeater Freq's. I was able to talk to some locals while traveling though parts of California.. It was a lot of fun! This was last June when I had my holiday. It's great your able to keep intouch with your users and again I appreciate that!

KD7TWW Vince. 73

The android app has been updated and is ready for download. Apple coming shortly.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zbm2.repeaterbook&hl=en_US&gl=US

Garrett and Nicolas
KD6KPC and M1HOG

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73, Vince KD7TWW

In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)

Same here. Still Oct 2020 version

Vince KD7TWW

nope, but app seems to be still in the process of rolling out. I got in play store still 20.10.15

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On 12.01.2021 01:35, Chuck Adams wrote:

Will I have to uninstall the previous version?

Mine is still 2020.

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Get Outlook for Android

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version 21.01.11+532 is the latest.

 

 

Garrett

 

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To: repeaterbook@repeaterbook.groups.io
Subject: [repeaterbook] #app Android app ready for download.

 

The android app has been updated and is ready for download. Apple coming shortly.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zbm2.repeaterbook&hl=en_US&gl=US

Garrett and Nicolas
KD6KPC and M1HOG

-- 
73, Vince KD7TWW

In what year did the FCC mandate the 1500 Watt PEP limit for amateur radio station
power output? - Motorola Corp was formally named
"Galvin Manufacturing Corporation" (1928–1947)

The android app has been updated and is ready for download. Apple coming shortly.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zbm2.repeaterbook&hl=en_US&gl=US

Garrett and Nicolas
KD6KPC and M1HOG

I have been getting a few complaints about the Anytone 878 not importing the 878 Channel file from Repeaterbook properly. Specifically in regards to the DMR field being a string instead of an integer. However, I have been able to import from Repeaterbook just fine. Anyone else having issues. I need more data to work through.

Thanks,

Garrett, KD6KPC

The site API has been updated to allow for queries outside of North America:

https://www.repeaterbook.com/wiki/doku.php?id=api#outside_of_north_america

Garrett

Got mine and it looks great!

This move over has been completed. Went easier than I anticipated. If you had a repeater in a memory channel slot in the Radio Memory module, it’s now been moved over to the Favorite Repeater module. Whenever the repeater is displayed on a search result page or a detail page and it’s a favorite, a heart 🖤will be displayed on the page. You can manage your Favorites by going to the dashboard. There is a link on the home page and in the menus on most pages. 

I have found a way to move the current radio memory channels to the My Favorites module in an automated way. That will be occurring over the weekend automatically.

Hello everyone. I hope this email finds everyone in good health and hopefully low stress, despite the holiday season.

I wanted to quickly announce an enhancement to the CHIRP export for the North American repeaters. When you perform an export for CHIRP from RepeaterBook, you will now be presented with a page that will allow you to select the source of the name field. I conducted a poll on Facebook and made all of the top choices available. I made it possible to add two sources for the name. The options can vary based on the type of search you conducted, so I won't list them out here.

I also added options to choose the sort order. 



Please take it for a test drive and let me know if there are any improvements that you would like to see. I hope to expand this to other export types shortly.

73 de KD6KPC