Local Repeater Map

GMRS - General Mobile Radio Service

Callsign: WRDX849

GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) is a licensed radio service that provides reliable, short-to-medium range communication using UHF frequencies. It enables individuals and families to communicate directly, without relying on cellular networks or internet infrastructure.

Unlike consumer-grade radios, GMRS allows for higher power output, repeater usage, and extended range — making it a critical tool for both day-to-day communication and emergency situations.

Why GMRS Matters

In a world increasingly dependent on digital infrastructure, GMRS represents a resilient and independent communication solution. When traditional systems fail, radio communication remains one of the most dependable methods available.

Emergency Preparedness

GMRS plays a vital role in emergency preparedness. Whether during severe weather, power outages, or large-scale disruptions, having access to a functioning radio network ensures communication continuity. With repeaters and coordinated channels, communities can stay connected when it matters most.

Engineering + Practical Application

GMRS is not just about communication — it's about building systems. From repeater setups to network linking and integration with other technologies, it reflects an engineering mindset focused on reliability, redundancy, and continuous improvement.

Click here to show standard channels and frequencies

Standard GMRS channel reference for simplex and repeater pairs.

Channel Simplex Frequency (MHz) Repeater Output (MHz) Repeater Input (MHz)
15462.550462.550467.550
16462.575462.575467.575
17462.600462.600467.600
18462.625462.625467.625
19462.650462.650467.650
20462.675462.675467.675
21462.700462.700467.700
22462.725462.725467.725
1462.5625--
2462.5875--
3462.6125--
4462.6375--
5462.6625--
6462.6875--
7462.7125--
Click here to see standard DCS tones with Midland translation

Midland channel privacy-code mapping for standard GMRS DCS values.

MidlandDCS
39023
40025
41026
42031
43032
44036
45043
46047
47051
48053
49054
50065
51071
52072
53073
54074
55114
56115
57116
58122
59125
60131
61132
62134
63143
64152
65155
66156
67162
68165
69172
70174
71205
72223
73226
74243
75244
76245
77246
78251
79252
80255
81261
82263
83265
84266
85271
86274
87306
88311
89315
90325
91331
92332
93343
94346
95351
96356
97364
98365
99371
100411
101412
102413
103423
104431
105432
106445
107446
108452
109454
110455
111462
112464
113465
114466
115503
116506
117516
118523
119526
120532
121546
122565
123606
124612
125624
126627
127631
128632
129654
130662
131664
132703
133712
134723
135731
136732
137734
138743
139754
Click here to see standard CTCSS tones with Midland translation

Midland privacy-code mapping for standard GMRS CTCSS tones.

MidlandCTCSS
167.0
271.9
374.4
477.0
579.7
682.5
785.4
888.5
991.5
1094.8
1197.4
12100.0
13103.5
14107.2
15110.9
16114.8
17118.8
18123.0
19127.3
20131.8
21136.5
22141.3
23146.2
24151.4
25156.7
26162.2
27167.9
28173.8
29179.9
30186.2
31192.8
32203.5
33210.7
34218.1
35225.7
36233.6
37241.8
38250.3

All Repeaters Map

This map plots every repeater with coordinates loaded from GMRS.csv. Hover any point to see output frequency, input frequency, and tones.

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Repeater Database

This table shows all repeaters currently stored in the page database. Local entries are saved in browser storage so the database grows over time.

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Source State City Name Output Input Tones Notes TX Coverage (mi) Latitude Longitude

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