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ukrepeater.net is the internet presence of the RSGB ETCC. GB3HC on 430.8875 MHz (HARLOW) is reported NOT OPERATIONAL by G7JQJ on 7 Oct 2026 Repeater TX radio has failed. the repeater will be down for a few days MB7UVL on 144.8000 MHz (TRANENT) is reported OPERATIONAL by MM0NBW on 5 Oct 2026 Resumed after successful testing GM5JPB on 439.9125 MHz (BROXBURN) is reported OPERATIONAL by GM5JPB on 5 Oct 2026 GM5JPB on 439.9125 MHz (LIVINGSTON) is reported NOT OPERATIONAL by GM5JPB on 5 Oct 2026 Keeper Update GB7TV on 439.3500 MHz (TIVERTON) is reported OPERATIONAL by M0NLO on 3-Oct-2026 Keeper Update GB7GS on 439.4500 MHz (DOWNHAM MARKET) is reported OPERATIONAL by G5CBX on 3 Oct 2026 GB3LG on 430.9875 MHz (STRATFORD) is reported FIRST SWITCH-ON by G7HMV on 2 Oct 2026 Floor 15 of a tower block in central London E15 Reports welcome to G7HMV QTHR GB3PL on 145.7625 MHz (PLYMPTON) is reported OPERATIONAL by M0WMB on 2 Oct 2026 Fusion only. MB7TX on 144.5000 MHz (ATHERTON ) is reported NOT OPERATIONAL by G6YBC on 1 Oct 2026 Upgrade of equipment i.e. Radio, power supply and Computer Equipment. GB7HUT on 144.9250 MHz (HUTHWAITE) is reported FIRST SWITCH-ON by on 30 Sep 2026 GB3CH on 430.8750 MHz (LISKEARD) is reported NOT OPERATIONAL by G4RKY on 30 Sep 2026 Keeper Update LiveStatsCurrently some 831 Voice/Data RepeatersCurrently there are 525 Gateways Currently there are 456 Packet Stations Currently there are 30 TV Repeaters Currently 84 Beacons [Total: 1926] 6 |
The Emerging Technology Co-ordination Committee (ETCC) carries out frequency co-ordination exercises to accommodate repeaters, gateways, beacons and packet radio stations in the limited UK amateur radio frequency allocations.What's new!GB7SEK on 144.9500 MHz (FOLKESTONE) AX25 Packet data on 7th October GB7SEK on 432.6750 MHz (FOLKESTONE) AX25 Packet data on 7th October GM5JPB on 439.9125 MHz (BROXBURN) Packet APRS on 5th October QuickTipIf a repeater or gateway is not operational for 6 months or over then the ETCC may send you a Revocation Notice so the callsign (assuming it was issued by the RSGB) and the frequency will be made available to others who will be able to use the resource for the benefit of the wider amateur radio community.View Current and Historic News ItemsClick here to view the current NEWS ITEMS and News archives from previous years. |