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Thanks Rich for the credentials to log in!

The Yakima County page in the INW Database has been updated and added to. I took out a lot of the TX sides of repeaters because I'd rather listen to the RX side of a repeater. Should I put them back in?

Also added a bunch of ham repeaters w/ TX & RX's and PL tones.

Of course my list of business frequencies is growing so as I find them, I'll add them too!

Anything else I should do to it?

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Thanks for the updates !

Please put the TX side of the repeaters back in. Its helpful when searching frequencies. Often times I've come across what I think is a new tac frequency only to find out later it was the input to a repeater. Keeping them listed makes the process of elimination a lot easier. Another (minor) use for knowing the input freq is when you are curious if a unit is in your immediate area. Just listen on the input and see if the signal is strong ! Some ham radios have a button for this exact purpose.

- Rich

Sorry Rich, the inputs are back in there!

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Interoperability is an attitude, not a technology.

Thanks from the rest of us!

We're talking strictly VHF inputs here, since there's no standard offset, right?

Yep !