Hey Ralph, Thatβs a great idea. Every time I move to a new place (rental situation, havenβt landed anywhere yet since getting to Texas as quick as I could) I do the same thing. Get the app, go through what I can hit. And then I spend some time during the morning and evening commute times listening for activity.
I was a little sad to see the quick responses from people offering a volume of encyclopedias as their answer to his specific question. 73/Chris/AC5CM -----Original Message----- From: BVARC <[email protected]> On Behalf Of ralph phillips via BVARC Sent: Sunday, July 19, 2026 5:43 PM To: [email protected] Cc: ralph phillips <[email protected]> Subject: [BVARC] Repeaters in Houston I saw the question about what repeaters have the most activity and then a lot of responses telling where to get a list of ALL repeaters To answer the question that was asked β¦β¦ I typically see more traffic on 146.92, 146.94, 147.00, 145.17, and 444.300 Once a year or when I change antennas, I take the complete list of local repeaters and see what I can hit from home. I program those into my radio Good luck and have fun Ralph. KE5HDF Sent from my iPhone _______________________________________________ Brazos Valley Amateur Radio Club (BVARC) π Website: https://bvarc.org/ π€ Get Involved: https://bvarc.org/ π‘ Suggestions: https://bvarc.org/home/suggestions π₯ Member Roster: https://bvarc.org/roster.php Unsubscribe or Change Settings: https://bvarc.org/home/club-listserver/ _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ Brazos Valley Amateur Radio Club (BVARC) π Website: https://bvarc.org π€ Get Involved: https://bvarc.org π‘ Suggestions: https://bvarc.org/home/suggestions π₯ Member Roster: https://bvarc.org/roster.php Unsubscribe or Change Settings: https://bvarc.org/home/club-listserver/ _______________________________________________
