Canada : Alberta Repeaters

Approximately 140 amateur radio repeaters across Alberta, Canada, were once cataloged in this resource, providing essential operational details for local and traveling hams. The listings typically included the repeater's output frequency, input offset, and CTCSS tone, crucial for accessing the machine. Such data is vital for VHF/UHF operators planning to utilize local infrastructure for communication, especially when mobile or portable.

Repeaters extend the range of two-way radio contacts significantly beyond line-of-sight, making them indispensable for local nets, emergency communications, and general ragchewing. Information on repeater locations, often including grid squares or geographical coordinates, helps operators determine coverage areas and plan their routes for optimal signal access. The resource served as a quick reference for hams needing to program their radios for 2-meter and 70-centimeter bands.