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Enter any 5-digit U.S. zip code to generate a map which shows the location of hams using that zip code in their FCC-registered QTH.
Enter a U.S. call sign in an Active status. Cancelled and expired call signs will return an error.
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Addresses, mainly for an apartment, that contain a pound sign (#) will not display correctly when using the zip code feature. A recent fix has corrected this problem. However, in order use this software fix, you must select 'use latest available FCC data' for the first zip-specific search when mapping a zip code. |
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Addresses that cannot be translated into GeoCode, such as a P.O. Box, a new street, or some apartment addresses, will display a map pin at the zip code's center and not at the ham's QTH. |
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GeoCode data comes from a 3rd party source, and is based upon a ham's FCC-registered address, so certain map pins may not be placed accurately. |
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Multiple hams at a single address, including most P.O. boxes, will display individual map pins that can only be seen using the closest zoom level. |
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The mapping software is not compatible with all browsers, and uses lots of memory, so your clicks may be a bit sluggish. |
If you would like to link to N4MC's Ham Locator from your web page, use the follwing code: <head>
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<script src="http://www.vanityhq.com/js/elinks.js"></script>
</head> <body>
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<script>ham_locator_elink();</script>
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<script>ham_locator_elink("same_window");</script>
</body>
N4MC's National Repeater Map shows only 2m/440 voice repeaters that are classified as "open" and accessible to anyone who possess a proper Amateur Radio license and corresponding equipment.
