I'll bring my D74A.  It can use GPS to list nearby D-Star repeaters
based upon the installed list.  That might be interesting.

Thanks for the list, I'll probably add the DMR sites to an HT.

On Sat, 2018-02-24 at 23:11 -0500, Eric A. Cottrell wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I remember years ago bringing my HT with me when the SWLFest was in 
> Kulpsville. I was disappointed at the lack of repeaters in the area.
> The 
> problem that I still run into is ham repeaters are listed by
> location. 
> It is difficult to figure out if a location like Souderton is nearby 
> when you are not familiar with the area. One way I overcome the
> problem 
> is to use Google Earth to map out the repeaters I am interested in
> and 
> create a kmz file. I did this for repeaters around Plymouth Meeting.
> It 
> turns out there are a few within a short distance. I also found some 
> repeaters listed as Philadelphia are actually sited in Roxborough,
> so 
> they are closer than the city and even visible from the hotel.
> 
> Here is some information I gathered from local repeater group
> websites.
> 
> W3QV The Phil-Mont Mobile Radio Club http://www.phil-mont.org/
>      Roxborough 147.030 MHz offset +0.6 MHz CTCSS 91.5 is usually
> linked 
> to 444.800 MHz offset +5.0 MHz CTCSS 186.2 full time
>          There are also 2 Meter remote receivers in Center City 
> (Philadelphia), Lansdale, and Southampton.
> 
> W3WAN “The Wide Area Network Repeater System” or WANRS. 
> http://www.wanrepeater.net/
>      Roxborough 441.700 MHz offset +5.0 MHz CTCSS 74.4
>          This is part of a statewide system of linked repeaters.
> 
> WR3IRS The NJ-NY-PA DMR Network https://www.n2jti.net/home.html
>      Roxborough 440.650 MHz offset +5.0 MHz CC1 DMR
> 
> W3SBE Philadelphia Broadcast Engineers Amateur Radio Club
>      Roxborough 442.550 MHz offset +5.0 MHz CTCSS 91.5 is usually
> linked 
> to 927.8875 MHz offset -25.0 MHz CTCSS 91.5 full time
>          These repeaters maybe off the air as the group does not seem
> to 
> be very active.
> 
> K3PDR Philadelphia Digital Radio Association https://www.k3pdr.org/
>      Wyndmoor 146.610 MHz offset -0.6 MHz D-Star
>      Wyndmoor 445.18125 MHz offset -5.0 MHz D-Star
>      Wyndmoor 445.73125 MHz offset -5.0 MHz CC1 DMR
>      Wyndmoor 447.475 MHz offset -5.0 MHz Fusion
> 
> 
> KB3BKH Unisys Amateur Radio Club Bluebell
>      Bluebell 447.025 MHz offset -5.0 MHz CTCSS 131.8
>          Bluebell is a short distance north of Plymouth Meeting and
> home 
> of some good Korean BBQ!
> 
> N3CB
>      Norristown 448.675 offset -5.0 MHz CTCSS 131.8
> 
> 73 Eric
> 
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