
Mahatma Gandhi

Having an up to date list of repeater frequencies used, hotspots, digital links and other experimental radio is very important.
Over the years, we have had fantastic frequency coordinators. This webpage is dedicated to those amateurs who have fulfilled this role.
We will be updating this page with great resources.
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