Good morning JPP! Well, let me share what I know....and I'm at work so I cannot do a run down by frequency, but I'll give you some general info that might help:
1) You have the BVARC 88 & 94. You're likely familiar with those... 2) You have the Crossroads system, with a strong UHF repeater, and then many repeaters in places like Sugar Land, Katy, then all across the Texas coastline, and SE Texas. You can find the complete database here: https://crhrc.org/repeaters/#repeater-database 3) The South Coast Reflector has many repeaters as well, including a somewhat weak repeater in Houston, and others in places like the Woodlands, Conroe, Alvin, LaPorte, etc... You can find that info here: https://southcoastreflector.com/repeaters/#AnalogRepeaters Hope this helps. 73's! Chuck N5CHB On Thu, Jul 16, 2026 at 7:38 AM jppnews--- via BVARC <[email protected]> wrote: > Greetings. What are the Houston area repeaters (by frequency) that are > actually active among hams? (besides the two closely associated with BVARC) > > 73, K5JPP, JP > _______________________________________________ > Brazos Valley Amateur Radio Club (BVARC) > > 🌐 Website: https://bvarc.org > 🤝 Get Involved: https://bvarc.org > 💡 Suggestions: https://bvarc.org/home/suggestions > 👥 Member Roster: https://bvarc.org/roster.php > > Unsubscribe or Change Settings: > https://bvarc.org/home/club-listserver/ > _______________________________________________ > -- Chuck W. Brown
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