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- The Main Window at a Glance
- Connect Panel - Managing Scanner/Radio Profiles
- Range Search - Filtering by Location
- The Aviation Tab - Quick Reference Lookups
- Select Database - Switching Between Datasets
- The Select Panel Toolbar - Filtering & Selecting Rows
- The Export Panel - Programmer & File Exports
- The General Panel - Reference Tools & Live Windows
- Programmer Screen at a Glance
- UBC125XLT/C Programmer - Overview & Getting Connected
- Filling a Bank — The Data Dropdown, Categories & the Overwrite Prompt
- Quick Fill - Auto-Populating Banks Near Your Location
- Editing, Sorting & Deleting Channels
- Reading, Backing Up & Restoring
- Writing to Your Scanner
- SDS100/SDS200/UBCD3600XLT Programmer Screen at a Glance
- SDS100/SDS200/UBCD3600XLT Programmer - Overview & Getting Connected
- Filling a Favorites List - The Data Dropdown, New Favorite & Add To
- Quick Fill - Auto-Populating a Full Set of Favorites Lists Near Your Location
- Editing, Sorting & Deleting - Favorites Lists, Systems, Departments & Channels
- Reading, Backing Up & Restoring
- Writing to Your Scanner - Mass Storage Mode
- BCT15X/UBC3500XLT/UBC800XLT Programmer Screen at a Glance
- BCT15X/UBC3500XLT/UBC800XLT Programmer - Overview & Getting Connected
- Model Differences - BCT15X, UBC3500XLT & UBC800XLT
- Filling Systems & Groups - Quick Fill, the Data Dropdown & Add To
- Editing, Sorting & Deleting Systems, Groups & Channels
- Reading, Backing Up & Restoring
- Writing to Your Scanner
- BCD160DN/BCD260DN Programmer Screen at a Glance
- BCD160DN/BCD260DN Programmer - Overview & Getting Connected
- Filling a Bank - The Data Dropdown & the Overwrite Prompt
- Quick Fill - Auto-Populating Banks Near Your Location
- Editing, Sorting & Deleting Channels
- Reading, Backing Up & Restoring
- Writing to Your Scanner
Interactive Map
WTRBrowser
Active Mil
UKAFG Printed Guide
Getting Started – Searching for Repeaters
Repeater Search lets you search UK amateur radio repeaters directly from [Amateur Repeaters] — by location, or browse the full list — with detailed technical data and export options. No account or login is required.
Two Ways to Start
- By Location — search for repeaters within a radius of a point you choose (see Search by Location).
- All Repeaters — browse every active repeater at once, sorted alphabetically, with band and mode filters still available.
How This Differs From the Map’s Repeaters Layer
If you’ve used the Amateur Repeater Overlay on the interactive map, this tool goes further: it adds a true radius search (your location, postcode, or place name), combinable band and mode filters, a sortable results table, and export to CSV/Excel/CHIRP. The map layer, by contrast, is better for browsing repeaters visually alongside other map layers, with a name search and a click-for-details popup, but has no radius search or export. Use whichever suits what you’re doing — they show the same underlying data.

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