WRZK546 Posted February 8 Report Posted February 8 My repeater has a 25 mile radius but the map image seems to show a radius of much less. I have used other sites and know where 25 miles should reach in a straight line and it’s not shown to be covered by the maps generated on myGMRS. Looks to be a good 5-10 miles off. Any ideas? https://mygmrs.com/repeater/8212 GP62 1 Quote
WRXB215 Posted February 8 Report Posted February 8 My first thought was perhaps a radius/diameter issue. But after looking closer, it looks like maybe a typo 15/25. Outside that, I have no clue. BTW, thanks for making this repeater available. I don't go through that area much but it's nice to know it there when I do. Quote
gortex2 Posted February 8 Report Posted February 8 Why worry about it. If it works further than map shows thats a plus. Quote
quarterwave Posted February 8 Report Posted February 8 Just set the circle where it actually works, I had to do mine that way. Quote
WRUE951 Posted February 8 Report Posted February 8 the radius map really serves no purpose because it doesn't factor in elevation issues like trees, mountains, hills building. etc.. Seat-of-pants testing will be your best bet.. Quote
WRZK546 Posted February 8 Author Report Posted February 8 Understand it’s just a reference image. Just odd it’s not accurate for something so simple. Wasn’t sure if it was just me or a common issue. Quote
GreggInFL Posted July 23 Report Posted July 23 Any way we could get elevation data for a repeater's antenna? Would help when plugged into SCADAcore. Quote
CALO50 Posted July 25 Report Posted July 25 I’ll add… A “check box” on each repeater profile that indicates the “user" has entered its setting into a radio profile, followed by a user version of the map that can simultaneously display all the cover circles for that radio profile. Quote
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