Tucson Metro Area GMRS Repeaters
The following is a list of functioning Tucson metro area GMRS repeaters. You must have a valid GMRS license to access these; see the Getting a GMRS License article. Use of Tucson GMRS Association affiliated repeaters is subject to the Terms of Use.
| Name (Location) | Output Frequency (Channel) | Input Frequency (Channel) | Tone (Privacy Code) | Notes |
| TUCSON 550 (Central Tucson) | 462.550 Mhz (15R) | 467.550 Mhz (15R) | 173.8 Hz (28, 30, 32) | (1) |
| RINCON 575 (Rita Ranch) | 462.575 Mhz (16R) | 467.575 Mhz (16R) | 141.3 Hz (22, 23) | (1) |
| UMC 600 (Central, near UMC) | 462.600 Mhz (17R) | 467.600 Mhz (17 R) | 141.3 Hz (22, 23) | (3) |
| MARANA 650 (Marana & Northwest Tucson) | 462.650 Mhz (19R) | 467.650 Mhz (19R) | 141.3 Hz (22, 23) | (1) |
| WEBHIWAY 725 (Mt. Lemmon) | 462.725 Mhz (22R) | 467.725 Mhz (22R) | DPL 051N (Dig. 8, 46) | (4) |
| PORTABLE 725 (Portable) | 462.725 Mhz (22 R) | 467.725 Mhz (22 R) | 141.3 Hz (22, 23) | (2) |
Notes:
(1) Part of the Tucson GMRS Linked System; please direct all inbound internet link connections to the Arizona GMRS hub, myGMRS node 20400
(2) This is a portable, field deployable repeater that is generally not online except when operational needs require it, such as special events or emergency operations.
(3) This is a standalone repeater available for public use operated by Rick, WRFN463. This repeater is not affiliated with the Tucson GMRS Association.
(4) This is a standalone repeater available for public use operated by John, WREI289. This repeater is not affiliated with the Tucson GMRS Association.
Linked Systems:
The TGA Repeater system hosts the myGMRS National Node in Dallas, Texas. We feature regular links to GMRS groups in New Mexico, Texas, North Carolina, and the mid-west.
Audio Stream:
You can listen to live audio using the web player below, you can also open the audio stream in many audio players using the following URL: https://stream.mygmrs.com/20400
TGA Composite Coverage:
The composite coverage map of TGA linked repeaters is as follows, click to enlarge. Green and yellowish-green have good coverage, yellow is likely to be marginal.
Suggestions:
If you know of or operate a repeater you would like to have listed (or removed!) please let us know via the Contact page.