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Repeater Listings from the FRC Database
NOTE: These listings may not include repeaters that have recently been coordinated, restored, expired or marked uncoordinated. Check our DATABASE CHANGES page and compare dates.
Expired coordinated repeaters (as of 05/04/2008).
If we do not receive a renewal within 6 months of expiration then the coordination will be revoked. A new
coordination can be issued at any time thereafter. If the original trustee continues to operate a repeater then
he will be in violation of FCC rules part 97, section 205(c).
Uncoordinated repeaters (as of 05/04/2008).
NOTE: THE LISTINGS OF CURRENT COORDINATIONS (BELOW) SUPERSEDE THIS LIST OF UNCOORDINATED REPEATERS. IN OTHER
WORDS, IF YOUR REPEATER IS SHOWN IN BOTH LISTS THEN IGNORE THE DUPLICATE ENTRY IN THIS LIST.
NOTE: The repeater listings below include only those repeaters with CURRENT COORDINATIONS. Expired and uncoordinated repeaters have been omitted.
SORTED BY REGION THEN CITY THEN OUTPUT THEN INPUT:
- 29 MHz repeaters (as of 05/04/2008)
- 52 MHz repeaters (as of 05/04/2008)
- 144 MHz repeaters (as of 05/04/2008)
- 222 MHz repeaters (as of 05/04/2008)
- 440 MHz repeaters (as of 05/04/2008)
- 902 MHz repeaters (as of 05/04/2008)
- 1240 MHz repeaters (as of 05/04/2008)
- Amateur television repeaters (as of 05/04/2008)
- D-STAR repeaters (as of 05/04/2008)
- APCO 25 repeaters (as of 05/04/2008)
- All repeaters (as of 05/04/2008)
SORTED BY OUTPUT THEN REPEATER CALL THEN REGION:
- All repeaters (as of 05/04/2008)
SORTED BY CALLSIGN THEN OUTPUT THEN INPUT:
- All repeaters (as of 05/04/2008)
Here are electronic copies of the Florida pages of the 2009-2010 ARRL Repeater Directory. The NOTES information supplied by us is truncated in the repeater directory due to space limitations. The FRC provides the ARRL with repeater earth coordinates for their TravelPlus CD but it is not used because most coordinators are not able to provide it.
- 29 MHz repeaters (as of 01/28/2009)
- 52 MHz repeaters (as of 01/28/2009)
- 144 MHz repeaters (as of 01/28/2009)
- 222 MHz repeaters (as of 01/28/2009)
- 440 MHz repeaters (as of 01/28/2009)
- 902 MHz repeaters (as of 01/28/2009)
- 1240 MHz repeaters (as of 01/28/2009)
- Amateur television repeaters (as of 01/28/2009)
- D-STAR repeaters (as of 01/28/2009)
- APCO 25 repeaters (as of 01/28/2009)
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Repeater listings are grouped into regions to make it easier for a travelling amateur to locate repeaters en route. Click HERE for a map of Florida which includes counties, district numbers and regions.