ukrepeaters

I went looking for the latest dstar repeaters in the London area, of which I know there are several (MB6IHF, MB6INL for example; for the Olympics) but none of them were to be found listed.

When a list is said to be the latest, as it did for dstar, please endure that it is accurate, and also please give the date in the same sentence. e.g. This list is current as of the 2nd January 2012.

Hi
I am sure there must be a download button to get the full list into XL or csv for easy keying entry into modern programmable rigs, like the Yaesu 8900 etc.
I could not find it so is it available?
73
John

Please correct :

70CM RB0 433.0000 434.6000

to

70CM RB00 433.0000 434.6000

small change, but a clever one :D

Pleased to see the 2m map/list page now appears correctly in IE Print Preview. I shall take a printed copy on my travels!

The site is much easier to navigate than of old. Like the new layout.

73

Unfortunately the POI file on Grampian Repeater Group is not available - going to Grampian RG home page gives: "The GRG Website has suffered a corrupted database and file system. Several hours would be required to restore the site from backups. The site was intended for members but has never been used, IF there is genuine interest the site could be restored when time allows."

73 G4FUJ

update to csv 150611

GB3MH locator broken. It's reading IO91C
(Should be IO91VB)
Thanks,
- 73 - Steve

The web site "contact" section should have a contact for the system admin or web site maintainer.

Bug:

http://www.ukrepeater.net/channels/ru66.htm

430.825Mhz - click "GB3ZB" output 145.7375 .....

Whilst the new site looks ok in both Firefox and Internet Explorer, there are problems with pages when you try to print them (Especially it seems in IE).

Opening the http://www.ukrepeater.net/2m.htm page in IE and selecting Print Pre-view shows some rather interesting effects as you change the page scaling with what appears to be part of the Google Map flowing over to page 2 on top of the table of information.

Pasting the URL for this 2m page into my favoured HTML validator shows a rather large number of problems with the XHTML coding, that might just explain why IE has trouble formatting the page for printing.

From America:-

" H.R. 607 "Broadband for First Responders Act of 2011" threatens part of 70cm band
The Society of Broadcast Engineers issued a legislative alert to its members this week. A Bill introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on February 10, states that within 10 years after the Act is adopted, the entirety of the paired spectrum between 420-440 MHz and 450-470 MHz must be auctioned by the FCC for commercial use. This includes the Broadcast Auxilliary Services (BAS) allocation at 450-451 MHz and 455-456 MHz. There is no proposed replacement spectrum for displaced BAS licensees. Of interest to hams would be that it also includes the 430-440 Mhz portion of the 70cm ham band often used for satelite and weak signal work.
The spectrum targeted includes the 450-451 and 455-456 mhz sections which are used heavily by commercial radio broadcasters for remote pick-ups, as well as by many other civilian and defense users.
The Bill was introduced by Representative Peter King, (R-NY) who serves as Chair of the House Homeland Security Committee. The "Broadband for First Responders Act of 2011," has ten cosponsors as of now, including members of both political parties. "

Perhaps the UK is thinking along similar lines...eventually!

BTW Great site, cannot see how to start new thread so apologies for dumping on this one.

Bugger, just saw the link on the other page for the CSV file ... idiot!

New user here and just found this site.

All looks good and simple to use, however is there any chance of adding a 'download the list(spreadsheet)' facility for the repeater list?

It would make life a lot easier if I could go through a spreadsheet and remove the repeaters I'm never going to need before sitting down and programming them into my radio.

Nice look to the new web site, I see GB7WC has the club web site and page noted, the Repeater Web site is still as the previous information.
http://gb7wc.ukace.co.uk/
Keep up the good work, its appreciated.

I like the site's design
No doubt a lot of time and effort has been spent in making easy to use and look so good.

A pedantic PS -
My one reservation is that the spelling of "analog" is incorrect in British English.

On the repeater list those show as having a web site the www don't work
as you have http:/// ie, one / to many
Easy done, done it many times :-)

Steve, M1SWB

Certainly a worthwhile improvement.

I find of interest the extra information supplied on the "operational status" page, particularly that of now including the actual out of service downtime (where shown) of each repeater.

A big thanks for all your time and effort, a job most well done.

All the very best for the New Year.

73, Geoff, G8DZJ.

wow so much better and a worth the wait upgrade on the site keep up the good work wishing you all the very best in 2011

A website upgrade well worth waiting for!
Many thanks for all your time and effort.

Best Wishes for 2011

Nice job, but, the repeater list clicking on a callsign just brings
up a load of programming info, not
the rptr info, a few other lists are
also like this. Happy 2011

Steqve, M1SWB

Like the new site although I've not visited all of it yet.

It seems cleaner and easier to navigate. I particularly like the ease of use of the Google Earth repeater finder!

Well worth your efforts. Thanks.

And a very merry christmas and happy new year to all at ukrepeaters.

Great design of the new site, very impressed with my quick look around so far, well done on a great job.