Repeater Near Eureka WQZH452

[vzqhsg]

I was looking on the map today and don't see the above repeater.  If I remember correctly it was just south of Eureka.  I also had a second repeater listed that had the same name, but a freq. of 462.725.  Did this get taken down, storm damage?  I showed on listed on Pinkham Mt., the other on Black Butte. 

Thanks,

Dave

[SteveShannon]

Sorry, I have no idea and I don’t know if any mygmrs members are near there. 

[SteveShannon]

22 hours ago, vzqhsg said:

I was looking on the map today and don't see the above repeater.  If I remember correctly it was just south of Eureka.  I also had a second repeater listed that had the same name, but a freq. of 462.725.  Did this get taken down, storm damage?  I showed on listed on Pinkham Mt., the other on Black Butte. 

Thanks,

Dave

Hi Dave,

 

Gil, @wruu653, pointed out that the repeaters appear in a search if you turn on Stale and Offline repeaters. But then I found something weird, a mismatch (I think?) between map view and tabular view.  If I do a tabular data repeater search to include stale and offline, both repeaters appear on the map.  But if I go to map first and turn on those two switches for stale and offline, the repeaters don’t appear on the map. I have written to Rich, the site administrator, to learn what I might be doing wrong.  
Anyway, if you do a repeater search to include Stale and Offline repeaters, both Eureka repeaters appear in the list, allowing you to select them. If you do that they appear on the map and more importantly the owner’s call sign is available for you to contact him.

You might want to contact the owner and ask him to update his data on the site.