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GMRS, amateur, CB, MURS, public safety, air band, marine VHF and NOAA weather — one map you can trust, one logbook that counts your miles, and nets you can actually check into.
Where most references stop at a printed list of frequencies, PulseYard keeps the details live: plotted coverage you can see, tones and access notes maintained by the frequency owner, nets you can check into, and a logbook that keeps score of your own contacts.
Station records are built from public FCC licence data and club-published repeater lists, with tone, offset and access details kept editable by the frequency owner.
Newsroom
Every regulatory article links straight to the FCC or NOAA document it is based on, so you can check the rule yourself.
Every FCC Registration Number holder — including every GMRS and amateur licensee — must update CORES contact details within ten business days of a change. CORES and License Manager are separate systems, and both must be current.
Sep 18, 2026
FCC updateThe Commission's September 2026 open meeting takes up a rewrite of its National Environmental Policy Act rules plus more than 1,000 MHz of new satellite spectrum — both relevant to anyone siting antennas or towers.
Sep 18, 2026
NewsDefault Meshtastic and MeshCore radio settings have been found out of step with FCC rules for the 900 MHz ISM band. Fixed firmware is out, but corrected settings will not talk to nodes still running the old configuration.
Sep 18, 2026
For clubs and networks
Register your club once and your repeaters, access rules and nets show up for every operator searching your area — and stay editable by the people who actually run them. 9 networks are listed so far.
What's missing everywhere else
Filter by service, channel, tone, access and state, then see coverage plotted instead of a wall of table rows.
OpenLog callsign, service, channel or frequency, repeater, signal report and distance. Export to CSV anytime.
OpenUnique callsigns worked, furthest contact, channel breakdown and repeaters used — computed from your log.
OpenNets across GMRS, ham, CB, MURS and marine list schedules and rosters. One tap logs your check-in.
OpenStation pages carry ratings and field notes from people who actually hit the machine.
OpenGMRS licence steps, ham exam sessions near you, FCC rule parts and filing links — all on one resources page.
OpenCompletely free — the map, band plans, logbook, nets and newsroom are all included. No paid tier, no card, no limits on how much you log.
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