Explore Ozark GMRS
Welcome to Ozark GMRS, your resource for GMRS radio communication throughout Northwest Arkansas, Southwest Missouri, and Northeast Oklahoma.
Whether you’re new to GMRS or an experienced radio operator, you’ll find practical information to help you get more from your equipment. Explore local repeater frequencies, programming instructions, radio reviews, and real-world coverage reports from across the Ozarks.
Our community connects radio enthusiasts who use GMRS for everyday communication, outdoor adventures, road trips, camping, and staying in touch with family and friends.
Ozark GMRS also supports local radio activity through community nets, repeater information, and educational resources. Visit our Fayetteville 700 repeater page to learn about weekly nets, view check-in activity, and discover how to participate.
We’re continually expanding our resources with updated repeater information, equipment testing, and practical tips based on real operating experiences in the Ozarks.
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GMRS Across the Ozarks
Explore GMRS repeaters, local networks, coverage information and radio resources throughout the Ozark region. Ozark GMRS connects information from communities across Arkansas, Missouri and Oklahoma to make regional communication easier at home or on the go.
Arkansas
Explore repeaters, coverage, nets and GMRS resources throughout the Arkansas Ozarks.
Missouri
Find GMRS repeaters and local radio resources throughout the Missouri Ozarks.
Oklahoma
Explore GMRS repeaters and regional resources serving eastern Oklahoma and the western Ozarks.
Featured Repeater: Fayetteville 700
Frequency: 462.700 MHz
Offset: +5 MHz (467.700 MHz transmit)
CTCSS Tone: 141.3 Hz
Location: Fayetteville, Arkansas
The Fayetteville 700 GMRS repeater serves radio operators throughout portions of Northwest Arkansas. Its elevated location helps provide communication opportunities across Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers, and surrounding communities, depending on terrain, antenna placement, and radio equipment.
Join the Tuesday Night GMRS Net
Every Tuesday at 8:00 PM Central, local GMRS operators gather on the Fayetteville 700 repeater for a community net. Licensed operators are welcome to check in, share their location, and connect with other radio enthusiasts.
Our Fayetteville 700 page includes repeater programming information, community updates, and a live net check-in dashboard.
Explore the Fayetteville 700 repeater page to learn more and participate.
