Florida is HOT with Repeaters

[WRUE951]

Wow,,,,,    Checking the new report today...   WRZC921  added 16 repeaters this week..   That's being very busy..  Hell that would take me a week just to add them into the database..   Is this for real??                                                                              

[SteveShannon]

13 minutes ago, WRUE951 said:

Wow,,,,,    Checking the new report today...   WRZC921  added 16 repeaters this week..   That's being very busy..  Hell that would take me a week just to add them into the database..   Is this for real??                                                                              

Do a report to export them to CSV and then use Chirp to import them to your radio. 

[Lscott]

Florida also has the largest linked NXDN UHF Ham repeaters in the country I believe. 

https://ni4ce.org/nxdn-digital-communications/

[WRUE951]

2 hours ago, SteveShannon said:

Do a report to export them to CSV and then use Chirp to import them to your radio. 

I'll get right on that...  

[WRUE951]

2 hours ago, Lscott said:

Florida also has the largest linked NXDN UHF Ham repeaters in the country I believe. 

https://ni4ce.org/nxdn-digital-communications/

I think California is gonna win that one  

[Lscott]

32 minutes ago, WRUE951 said:

I think California is gonna win that one  

What linked NXDN systems exist out there?

Here is Michigan it sucks. We have just ONE repeater. 

https://www.repeaterbook.com/repeaters/feature_search.php?type=NXDN&state_id=26&band=4

 

[MarkInTampa]

5 hours ago, WRUE951 said:

Wow,,,,,    Checking the new report today...   WRZC921  added 16 repeaters this week..   That's being very busy..  Hell that would take me a week just to add them into the database..   Is this for real??                                                                              

Not for real. On map view it shows he has 15 repeaters at one location. Most of them do exist but are not his, are 85+ miles (Okeechobee 550 and Fort Drum 650 at least that I've been known to use) away from the location he lists and already exist on the MyGMRS map with proper locations and the real owner names.

 

 

[WRUE951]

48 minutes ago, MarkInTampa said:

Not for real. On map view it shows he has 15 repeaters at one location. Most of them do exist but are not his, are 85+ miles (Okeechobee 550 and Fort Drum 650 at least that I've been known to use) away from the location he lists and already exist on the MyGMRS map with proper locations and the real owner names.

 

I see that..  He did register 16 different coordinates for each site, probably 5-10 feet apart.  If you filter out the last name you find overall they have 35 repeaters.  Hella set up and no doubt range.     And investment  

GMRS Repeaters ver 7_30_25.pdf