The GMRS National Repeater Guide

The tenth edition of our GMRS National Repeater Guide is the latest in PRSG's most popular series of publications. Over the years we have distributed more than 7,000 copies. The Guide is the flagship publication of our national organization.

This most recent edition (Spring 1997) lists more than 3500 repeaters, every GMRS repeater about which we have operating or licensing information in the country. For each entry, the Guide also provides contact information (name, mailing address, telephone number) of the primary licensee of the station, plus a description of the repeater location and operating area. Where the information has been provided by local users, the Guide also shows the subaudible acccess codes to use for the station, plus other operating features and characteristics.

Media response to the most recent edition of the Guide has been very positive.

"The GMRS Good Book ...."
"(V)aluable supplemental information on how to identify and contact repeater owners."
"(I)f you are a GMRS operator..., this book is your directory of what's happening
      in the United States."

-- Popular Communications, September 1997

"(E)verything you need as a licensed GMRS (user) to access these repeaters
      as you travel across the country."

-- Monitoring Times, August 1997

To obtain a copy of the GMRS National Repeater Guide, send your name, mailing address and a check for $25 to:

                    Personal Radio Steering Group
                    PO Box 2851
                    Ann Arbor, MI  48106

For more information about the Guide, click here to review a list of the twenty-five most frequently asked questions (FAQ) about this publication.

If you would like more information, leave us an Email message with your name and a mailing address, and we will send you more information, including a literature order form (it describes our various publications and services) and a postage-free business reply envelope.

Latest Information

September 19, 2000:

• To respond to inquiries about the Guide, PRSG has prepared a list of "frequently asked questions" about this popular publication. Please let us know if you have suggestions for other questions as well.

September 11, 2000:

• Although we continuously collect information about new and modified GMRS repeaters, we have now set a target of Spring 2001 to publish a supplement to the current (Spring 1997) edition (in the red cover). The Guide is one publication that we will not be converting solely to an electronic format, since we know that many people like to carry a printed version with them as they travel.

  Early next year, we will have an online questionnaire which you can use to update the information about any repeater in your copy of the current edition. We will also be expanding the format to include E-mail addresses at which you may inquire about local repeater operations. We would also like to significantly expand information about how travelers can request permission to operate through the various repeaters.

  If you have other suggestions of data fields that we sohuld consider adding to or deleting from our supplement, please let us know. Click here to send us an E-mail.