What Joel is saying it you CAN NOT SIMPLY see all the frequencies, shifts, etc. that was available until the recent change.
Sorting the list by state still requires you to click on each individual D-STAR repeater listed to see the frequencies. Second time this week the same answer has been given which does not provide any more information just a different view. Again not helpful since I only see a repeater call sign without frequencies. Several people here have also commented about how difficult the "new format" is compared to the old list. I agree. Pointing users to other sites that require them to enter additional information to retrieve a temple is also not helpful. I understand the amount of time required to maintain a web page. I do 8 different groups without any program. Last weekend another group I belong to installed 3 D-STAR radios that will be used in this state and bordering states. This week I spent 4 hours compiling a list of D-STAR repeaters in this state and several others states. It required a lot of clicking, copying, pasting and sorted for an end product. Previously Click, copy and paste and minutes later my work would have been done. I also would like to see the previous format. Do I think it will happen? No. 73, Tony N2MFT --- In [email protected], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I don't know about any of the rest of you, but I feel the new set up for the d-starusers.org repeater directory leaves MUCH to be desired. In order to know the frequecies of all the California repeaters one has to open up and either print or copy down all the repeater frequencies for 28 different repeaters. The old way we could list the repeaters by state and print a section of the listing, and have all the repeater frequecies and locations on ONE OR TWO sheets of paper. I would like to see the old format back so it is much easier to program our radios. > > How about it d-starusers.com, can you change the repeater listing back to the way it was? > > Joel Nadler > NN6J > (ED - There are sort controls in the column headers)
