OffRoaderX

All of your radios are H.A.M. radios, so they probably won't be able to transmit on the GMRS repeater.. But, if they are unlocked, you can ignore the 'output' tone until you know what you're doing, and just use the input tone by entering that in your repeater-channel setup which will be specific to each radio.
You have a lot to learn - there are no simple, quick answers.. Unless you had real GMRS radios, then it is actually pretty simple and quick to use a repeater.. but you have H.A.M. radios.. sooo... 

It's H.A.M.!  You passed a test, you should know better.

All of your radios are H.A.M. radios, so they probably won't be able to transmit on the GMRS repeater.. But, if they are unlocked, you can ignore the 'output' tone until you know what you're doing, and just use the input tone by entering that in your repeater-channel setup which will be specific to each radio.
You have a lot to learn - there are no simple, quick answers.. Unless you had real GMRS radios, then it is actually pretty simple and quick to use a repeater.. but you have H.A.M. radios.. sooo... 

No way you're going to get MY toilet paper... Nice try..

Your Baofeng and the hypothetical baofeng standing next to the repeater have 6 inch antennas, low quality components, and output only a couple of watts..
The repeater has (probably) a perfectly tuned 10-foot or larger antenna, (probably) very high-end expensive and very sensitive components, and is outputting (probably) upwards of 50 watts.. So not only can the repeater hear everything much better than your $19 Baofeng, but it can squirt it's RF electricities many more fars as well.

I chose a Vertex VXR7000 and a Tram1486.  I chose the 1486 due partially to its very low wind-profile.

I chose a Vertex VXR7000 and a Tram1486.  I chose the 1486 due partially to its very low wind-profile.

Thought I would share with our myGMRS community. The Mesa Crest Repeater Club is growing.
CONGRATULATIONS!!! Robert WRXX460 for being our 100th Club Member...
The Club has reached its first milestone by reaching 100 Club Members. Robert with the help of one of our Club Member's/Club Sponsor NotARubicon. And the graceful donation of radios to the Club from NotARubicon we are able to do what we are doing today. The Club would like to gift you a Wouxun KG-XS20G mobile unit. Thank you for being our 100th Club Member and thank you to NotARubicon for giving us the opportunity to do this.

You can't (yet) use CHIRP to program your UV-5G+.. Your best hope is IF you can copy and paste the info from CHIRP into the UV-5G Plus software.  Or export from CHIRP and import into the UV-5G+ software, and I'm not sure the 5G+ software can do either.

You can't (yet) use CHIRP to program your UV-5G+.. Your best hope is IF you can copy and paste the info from CHIRP into the UV-5G Plus software.  Or export from CHIRP and import into the UV-5G+ software, and I'm not sure the 5G+ software can do either.

Moisture bearing vegetation is even worse than houses full of .. .fat people!

Just FYI, most radios want 13.8V, and if given only 12V they may not output their full 25W glory.

Because they all have a better signal/are closer to the repeater than you, and you have an HT with a small antenna/are further away/have more stuff between you and the repeater.
The best thing you can do is connect to a bigger/better/external antenna or get closer to the repeater.  A mag mount stuck to a cookie-sheet placed up high/near a window can work great.

I never thought of this.  I will check the other harmonics (above and below) for 462.6000 and see what I hear.

I never thought of this.  I will check the other harmonics (above and below) for 462.6000 and see what I hear.

Then why does it occur on all my radios (forgot to mention in my list above it also happens KG-1000G+) and why did it just start happening a few months ago?

I am hearing it with my Baofeng UV-5R, My Motorola XTS5000, and my XTL5000.

I actually translated the signal, it's a LifeAlert signal from the Moon. 

are your two radios at least 50 feet apart from each other when testing?

are your two radios at least 50 feet apart from each other when testing?

Because they all have a better signal/are closer to the repeater than you, and you have an HT with a small antenna/are further away/have more stuff between you and the repeater.
The best thing you can do is connect to a bigger/better/external antenna or get closer to the repeater.  A mag mount stuck to a cookie-sheet placed up high/near a window can work great.

Because they all have a better signal/are closer to the repeater than you, and you have an HT with a small antenna/are further away/have more stuff between you and the repeater.
The best thing you can do is connect to a bigger/better/external antenna or get closer to the repeater.  A mag mount stuck to a cookie-sheet placed up high/near a window can work great.

If the repeater cant hear you then how can you kerchunk it?

Your feelings do not matter.
I have setup in the neighborhood of 30 repeaters from the listing here, and 100% of them had all the information I needed to use them.  If you are not able to figure out how to use a repeater listed here, then you are doing it wrong.
and no, those details will not benefit the community at all because they are irrelevant, or in the case of tones, all the info is already there.

Then you probably should have said that, especially since the OP is a self-confessed n00b and prone to confuckulation and at a very impressionable stage in his radio career.