ARLA/CLUSTER: Lista de Repetidores Internacional no Google Maps

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Caros,

Cruzei-me com este mapa no google, criado por 2 radioamadores que procuram
listar os repetidores no Maps de forma muito simples.

A titulo experimental adicionei o repetidor da Arrabida.

Faz sentido actualizar com todos os repeaters? :)

https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=zxOvCYZJ6urg.kkHnaMevzVZk


#### Instrucoes abaixo:

This is map that KE0EWX, KE0FVQ and I have been working on, and now we're
opening it up to everyone else. That link will allow you to make edits and
since there's a lot of potential for this to get broken and made useless,
here are some basic rules:

   1. Any repeater location must be verified by looking at the satellite
   map. If you can't see the tower or building that the repeater's antenna is
   attached to, don't add it to the map. No guessing, and no "general area"
   placements.
   2. Don't move or remove any markers unless you know for a fact that they
   do not exist in that location.
   3. The name of the marker should be the frequency, offset, and PL tone.
   4. If you have any other information about the repeater (Repeater call
   sign, Echolink ID, club information, net schedule, etc), add it to the
   description.

Formatting:


*General Repeaters (Circles = standard phone / squares = digital / stars =
fusion):*

   -

   Green = You personally have been on this repeater and made sure it's
   online.
   -

   Yellow = You know this marker is in the right spot and have validated it
   from the satellite view, but have not operated on it.
   -

   Red = This repeater is online, but reserved for emergency use only.
   -

   Brown = The repeater is normally operational, but is currently down for
   maintenance
   -



*Networks and Intertie Repeaters (diamonds):*

   - Choose a unique color for all repeaters on that intertie and add them
   to their own layer



73 de Luis, CT2FZI

http://www.ct2fzi.net
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