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Welcome
myGMRS.com is the reincarnated version of "The Repeater Resource," a short-term internet project with the intent of listing GMRS repeaters in the United States. As more and more GMRS licensees began to use the site, it was time to expand the project into a full-featured website.
This new site was created in September 2006 with a few features. myGMRS is constantly evolving and will never be "finished" anytime soon. I welcome the comments and criticisms of all users. Enjoy!
Rich Dunajewski
WQEJ577 / N2DLX
Latest Updates
 | MOBILE DEVICE SURVEY: October 14, 2010 |
| I'm looking for comments on the mobile devices you may be using. Depending on the viability of the venture, I may work on mobile apps for certain devices in addition to a new mobile website. Your answers are appreciated. Survey: http://www.mygmrs.com/mobilesurvey | |
| FCC PROPOSES REWRITE OF PART 95 RULES: June 09, 2010 |
| ATTENTION! The FCC has created a NPRM which seeks to change the Part 95 rules including FRS and GMRS. The 92-page document may be downloaded by following the link below: http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/FCC-10-106A1.pdf | |
| SERVER MIGRATION COMPLETE: April 24, 2010 |
| We've completed a migration from one server to a much larger server that can better serve the needs of this website and other websites I manage. The migration was supposed to be phased out over a week or two, but the other websites were having no issues due to the move. Because of this, I decided it was best to move myGMRS.com ASAP and tackle any issues now rather than later. I'm happy to report that everything is up and running and no errors have been found so far. If you do notice any issues, please contact me so I can look into it.
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| LINE A AND LINE C: January 18, 2010 |
| Thanks to a great suggestion by Darren Blum, I now added the FCC-designated Line A and Line C to the repeater map. If you're as familiar with the Part 95 Rules as you should be, you'll remember that if you're operating North of Line A or East of Line C, you're subject to certain limitations which must be observed. This gives a great visual reference which is accurate to the FCC's definitions. Their map is small and hard to determine if you're subject to the restrictions. Thanks, Darren!
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