Amateur Radio Daily reports that RepeaterLive, a Québec-built repeater directory, is using community check-ins and owner verification to show when listed repeaters were last confirmed on the air. The service says its listings can include signal reports and a trust score, and it marks machines for review when they have not been confirmed during its 90-day verification cycle.
For Arkansas Valley operators planning travel, portable activations, or mutual-aid work, a directory that shows recent field confirmations could be a useful complement to local frequency-coordination information. RepeaterLive also says it offers regional offline packs and CHIRP export for programming radios. Read the original Amateur Radio Daily report; the service’s features were checked on the official RepeaterLive site.
