Repeater Directory
A shared, crowdsourced catalog of repeaters and simplex frequencies -- every net's "Show Repeaters" map layer draws from this. New submissions stay private to your organization until an administrator approves them into the shared catalog. A repeater's location can be a Maidenhead grid square, a Lat/Long pair, or left blank entirely and filled in later -- it just won't appear on any map until one is known.
Log in to import repeaters for your organization -- see Create Account if you don't have one.
Import Repeaters
Upload a spreadsheet (.xlsx) with at minimum a Callsign column -- Name, Output/Frequency, Input, Offset, Tone, Type, Owner, Band, and Mode are also recognized if present. If Band is omitted it's derived automatically from Output Frequency; if Mode is omitted it defaults to FM. For location, a Grid Square column (a 4- or 6-character Maidenhead locator, e.g. CN89 or CN89ad) is tried first since it's what's usually published for a repeater site; Latitude/Longitude columns are used as a fallback. If neither is present, the repeater still imports -- just without a location until one's added on this page. A callsign can have more than one row -- rows are matched by Callsign+Band+Mode together, not Callsign alone, so a new band or mode for a callsign you already have always imports as a new entry.
Edit Repeater
Location is optional -- leave Grid Square and Latitude/Longitude all blank to save without one (the repeater just won't appear on any map until it's added). If both a Grid Square and Latitude/Longitude are given, the exact Latitude/Longitude wins.
Pick a Location
Pan and zoom, then click the repeater's exact site. Click again to move the pin before using it.