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Repeater list for amateur radio

Which repeaters can you reach from here, on which frequency, with which offset? Sort the list by distance and take it with you as CSV: either in the format of common programming software or straight into Rigstudio, which writes it to your radio.

Locator, coordinates or place name.
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What the “Tone” column means

The tone details come from the free-text fields of the sources and are maintained by the repeater keepers, so they have gaps. “RX/TX” means the tone is also checked on receive, so the exports set tone squelch there instead of just sending it. Where nothing is listed, the 1750 Hz tone burst or the keeper's website often helps. What offset and locator mean is explained in the glossary.

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Click a row to see the terrain profile between you and the repeater: whether a ridge is in the way and how much clearance is left.

Which repeaters can I see from my location?

Works out the terrain profile from the location above to every repeater in the radius (DGM200, 4/3 earth radius, Fresnel zone) and shows a panorama with the terrain horizon, a list and the profile for each repeater. The verdict then appears after the callsign in the repeater list. Repeater antenna height comes from HamnetDB, otherwise 20 m; Germany only. Hotspots and other callsigns with a suffix (-BS, -HS …) are left out.

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Repeaters by German state

The repeaters of one state as a list, with frequencies, tone and location.

Baden-Württemberg 194 Bayern 279 Berlin 28 Brandenburg 60 Bremen 16 Hamburg 14 Hessen 136 Mecklenburg-Vorpommern 49 Niedersachsen 213 Nordrhein-Westfalen 264 Rheinland-Pfalz 60 Saarland 16 Sachsen 72 Sachsen-Anhalt 49 Schleswig-Holstein 58 Thüringen 48