ARRL Repeater Directory 2024 Edition – World’s Largest Printed Directory of Repeater Systems

This is a great repeater guide of all the repeaters to have in your car in case of emergency.

My son moved to a state that can be prone to hurricanes and I wanted him to have information on the local repeaters in his new location.

A must have resource for programming your radios. Lots of detail of frequencies by state and city.

The quality of the current repeater directory has returned to what it once was and is now a very worth while tool for the VHF using ham to have.It has been so long since I've bought a copy that I was surprised at how many repeaters there are in my local area. If you haven't bought a copy of the directory for awhile, you should buy this one and get current.My only nit to pick: It would be nice if they also carried info on which repeaters had emergency back up power. This was a feature in the much older repeater directories.

A lot of info but I would like to see repeaters within 40 miles listed together. I did better getting the local repeaters of the internet

Earlier versions of this directory had the repeaters organized in frequency sections. This one focuses on location by state. This may be a just a personal preference. I found at least one repeater in the local area which is not listed in the manual. This repeater has been in operation for over 20 years.

I received the book all wrapped in plastic. I appears that the book was either wetted before packaging or a leak in the package let water in. At any rate, I paid for a good book. Its what I want. Its going back. I will return when the new book arrives.

If you use repeaters, this is the go-to directory. I’ve been a ham since the mid-1980s and love this repeater directory.