System Coverage Map.
From the West-o-Plex to the Texas Hill Country, there’s a lot of radio between us. This map brings our amateur (HAM) and GMRS repeater networks together in one place, so you can see what’s nearby, explore coverage, and find the details you need to get on the air. Whether you’re close to home, heading out of town, or looking for another repeater to try, take a look around. You can also check weather near each site and follow reported activity as conversations move through the linked network.
Tap a repeater for its details, or compare estimated coverage for a 5-watt handheld and a 50-watt mobile.
Coverage is an estimate based on terrain and each repeater’s frequencies. Buildings, antennas and your equipment can change how well you get in. Settings that haven’t been verified are treated as assumptions.
Moving red signals show reported activity over AllStar links. Hub icons show how the network connects, rather than the servers’ physical locations.
Coverage Reports.
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Connection Finder.
Choose a spot and find nearby repeaters, check estimated handheld or mobile coverage, and explore Meshtastic and MeshCore devices around you.
Nearby Repeaters.
Coverage is a terrain-based estimate, not a reception test or a promise someone is listening. AllStar status describes the network link.
| Repeater / distance | Radio settings | Estimated coverage | Link / details |
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Nearby Meshtastic
Owner listings and recent MeshMap / Liam Cottle reports.
PCRRMN Meshtastic channel →Nearby MeshCore
Owner listings and advertisements from the MeshCore public map.
PCRRMN MeshCore channel →Mesh pins show reported locations, not tested radio coverage or confirmed online status. Approximate positions and older reports can affect distances. Your selected point is not saved to the website.
Route Coverage Planner.
Enter an address or city for each end of your drive. City-only searches use Texas unless you include a state.
Choose a start and destination to check a driving route.