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The Carolina 440 UHF Link System is a network of UHF Amateur Radio repeaters spanning large sections of North Carolina. This includes HAM and GMRS repeaters on the same 300' AGL tower located near the Raleigh N.C. fairgrounds. https://carolina440.net/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/trianglehamandgmrsusers

The Fairmont, WV 575 GMRS repeater has been moved to a new site. It is up higher and should provide coverage within 20 miles around Fairmont.

I run a small local GMRS repeater in the San Gabriel Valley. That covers the following cities Avocado Heights, Bassett, La Puente, Baldwin Park, West Covina, and Covina. The repeater is on repeater Channel 17 on the 462.600 Mhz Frequency. To request access to the repeater you can request access from here on the Repeater Nation site, myGMRS (https://mygmrs.com/), or you can email me at wrop772@gmail.com just make sure to include your callsign on the email.

The Fairmont 575 Repeater in Fairmont, WV is back on air. Give it a try and let me know how it's working for you.

Anyone here near or in Jackson, County Ohio? My GMRS callsign is WSJX783 and I have been licensed for GMRS for one year now but been a licensed amateur advanced since 1995, amateur call is KF8RM.

WSNT208 (John) would like to meet with any GMRS licensed operators in Somerset, Pa or Somerset County, Pa for coffee to discuss local GMRS topics

i was in the middle of creating a net control program to hel me do radio nets but curious whats out there

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