repeater directory for kindle

[W7DHW]

Hi

Has anyone seen a repeater directory for Kindle out there?

[K1CJS]

The best repeater directory is on the internet.  Outside of the ARRL published ones, I wouldn't even bother with any other in book form, they're superseded all too fast.  Although the internet based ones are too, at least you'll get the newest info that is available.  BTW, my newest directory 'book' is close to ten years old--I rather use the internet based ones now.

[N1VLZ]

I just signed up for RFinder.com. It is an internet source for repeaters.  The site gets the repeaters and updates from the users.  It is a yearly subscription just like this site. It also makes radio programming via a computer a snap.  That is if you use RT systems software.  I do not know if they make an app for kindle.   They do make one for android an iPhone.   I hope this helps

Brian
N1VLZ

[K1CJS]

If you want to find a repeater directory for your area, the best bet is to look it up on an internet search engine.  For example, a couple of the 'hits' I got for my area from one search:

Repeater directory
www.artscipub.com/repeaters/

New England Repeater Directory
www.nerepeaters.com/

No need to pay a subscription fee on either, but I believe donations are accepted.  Good luck and 73!

[KB6PJU]

http://www.rfinder.net/blog/ is the correct link

not RFinder.com        this one just takes you to an ad for a phone

[N0FPE]

For Arizona look at  www.Azrepeaters.net. Up dated dayily by area hams

[KX8N]

The only problem with online directories is that some people don't always have internet access while operating. Field Day would be a good example of this.

[NC3C]

I have found RepeaterBook to be great. The database resides offline and is updated frequently. lots of good info in it.

[K6LCS]

Your Kindle can read .pdf files ... save that Web page full of freqs as a .pdf, and send it to your Amazon Kindle email address (free!) via WiFi.

[W9CMG]

I use an app RepeaterBook on my Android. It uses my position and tells me repeaters nearby. It can be gotten for iphones also. Also, I have the ARRL Travel plus on my Garmin GPS. Works similar to the phone app.