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50% off sale on RepeaterSTART premium desktop version - check the site for details:
Pi day is less than a week away!
For a limited time, you can get one year of RepeaterSTART premium for $3.14 (regular price $24/year), using coupon "piday". The license key adds in step by step instructions to the free RepeaterSTART program.
For details see https://hearham.com/
Also, check out the booth with Faraday cage boxes and RepeaterSTART demo at the Medford Hamfair:
The recent update of iOS RepeaterSTART premium version adds the ability to add GMRS:
It is switchable in the settings. (Currently there are lists for Oregon, Washington, Idaho, California.)
The ability to show GMRS repeaters is now available for all - Desktop, Android and iOS!
What features would you like to see in 2025? Let your voice be heard in the new year survey:
https://hearham.com/future2025
Upon submitting you will see the stats and year in review :)
Both iOS and Android RepeaterSTART-premium are only $4.99 for a limited time.
See https://hearham.com/repeaters for list of features and links to store.
If you have a kv4p ht Android app, and also use RepeaterSTART premium, update your apps!
RepeaterSTART now has a setting to enable a button to easily share a 2m repeater to the kv4p app for quick and easy repeater presets:
The 2024 summer repeater contest is up!
Check out the rules and details here: https://hearham.com/contest2024
RepeaterSTART Beta adds the ability to add different repeater sources such as GMRS. Check it out at
https://hearham.com/repeaters/
and report any issues please... https://github.com/programmin1/Repeater-START/issues
Also, as always you are invited to participate in 2023's user survey: https://hearham.com/survey2023
Version 0.9.1 fixed an issue with OpenStreetmap Search - you can search for peaks, towns or other places again. :)
Version 0.9, for Windows and Linux, fixes up the panels so the size can be adjusted.
Plus Code search lets you center the map on global plus code.
In other news, let your voice be heard in the end of year user survey - https://hearham.com/survey2022
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Just gave it a try on my Ubuntu laptop, looks good. Keen to follow developments. Great job!