Just picked up the new ARRL Repeater Directory 2026 Edition from DX Engineering. What a game changer! This 460-page guide now includes over 22,000 listings organized by state/province, county, and city/town, with comprehensive coverage of repeater systems throughout the United States and Canada. The big news is it's now powered by RepeaterBook and includes listings for System Fusion, D-STAR, DMR, NXDN, M17, Tetra, and P25 systems alongside the traditional FM repeaters.

For those of us who travel for work or POTA activations, this is exactly what we needed. Anyone else notice how much the digital repeater landscape has expanded this year?

That's fantastic news! I've been waiting for a comprehensive digital mode directory. Been trying to program my D-878 with local DMR repeaters and it's been a real pain finding accurate info online.

About time the ARRL caught up with modern repeater infrastructure. The old directory was getting pretty stale with all the System Fusion and DMR deployments happening. Worth every penny for traveling ops.

Quick question - does it include color codes and talk groups for the DMR listings? That's what I really need when I'm traveling between different regions for work. The online databases are often incomplete or outdated.