Repeater Links

The first and most important thing I want to say is a huge thank you to all the repeater groups around the world. Most of these groups fund the costs out of their own pockets. If you use a repeater regularly, try and find out who runs it and send them a donation. They really will appreciate it.

I spend a lot of my time running a mobile station and use repeaters in UK, France, Belgium and Holland. Below are some links to help you find repeaters especially if you are hunting a bit VHF DX. In good lift conditions the resultant  interference can either be seen as a nuisance or a great opportunity.
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I have been informed by Geoff G8SPG that GB3PE in Peterborough is now back on the air. This repeater has been sorely missed and I look forward to checking access very soon. Assuming this news is true may I take this opportunity to thank the person or persons responsible for the repairs.
Latest. Latest,  Yep its true, GB3PE has risen from the ashes and is back on air. 17/08/08
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I reported here that GB3PI was now a D star repeater, this was incorrect. The Chairman of the Cambridgeshire Repeater Group has pointed out the error of my ways for which I am grateful and in these  days of grovelling apologiesfor fear of being sued, I proffer said apology to the Cambridgeshire Repeater Group.
The correct information is as follows
The Cambridgeshire Repeater Group have licenced and installed GB7PI, a GMSK Regenerative Node, at Barkway on the same site as GB3PI. It’s current operating frequency is 439.9125Mhz (-6MHz input shift), and uses the JARL D-STAR standard for GMSK vocoded voice and data communications.

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Benelux Repeaters
A good list for Belgium, Holland and Luxembourg

France 10m repeaters

France 2m repeaters

France 70cm repeaters

France 23cm Repeaters

UK Repeaters

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