Easily program your amateur radio memories. Create standards-compliant CHIRP CSV files ready to flash directly into handheld and mobile transceivers (Baofeng, Quansheng, Yaesu, Icom, Kenwood, AnyTone). All filtering and file generation is executed 100% locally in your browser with zero server compute.
Pre-assembled channel bundles optimized for popular radio models and regional operating areas
All-Valley (Top 100)Top 100
Phoenix Metro 100
Maricopa & Pinal counties on 2m & 70cm FM. Safe for 128-channel budget radios without memory truncation.
East Valley81 Sites
Maricopa: East Valley
Mesa, Scottsdale, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert, Usery Pass, and Queen Creek repeaters.
Central Phoenix63 Sites
Maricopa: Central Phoenix
Downtown Phoenix, South Mountain antenna farm, Shaw Butte, North Mountain, and Piestewa Peak.
West Valley47 Sites
Maricopa: West Valley
Glendale, Peoria, Surprise, Sun City, Buckeye, Goodyear, and White Tanks Mountain.
Emergency & Travel60 Sites
Statewide Linked Backbones
ARA MetroLink, RimLink, NorthLink, Calzona, EAARS, and SARC interconnected mountain repeaters.
Southern Region120 Sites
Tucson & Southern AZ
Mount Lemmon, Tucson Metro, Sierra Vista, Mule Mountain, Pima, Cochise & Santa Cruz counties.
High Country135 Sites
Northern AZ & Rim
Flagstaff, Prescott, Sedona, Mount Elden, Mingus Mtn, White Mtns, Coconino & Yavapai.
Complete Database533 Total
Complete Arizona Master
Every active coordinated open repeater statewide across all bands and modes.
Custom Memory Builder
Filter & Generate Custom Codeplug
Choose your bands, target counties, radio memory slot cap, and tag format
1. Frequency BandsVHF / UHF / SHF
2. Modes & Network Affiliation
3. Memory Limits, Banks & Alpha Tags
4. Arizona Counties (15)
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5. Cities in Selected Counties
Filter down to specific cities or municipalities within the counties chosen above
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Phoenix Metro Subregions:
1-click filter for Valley municipalities
Calculating active channels...
File: arizona_repeaters_chirp.csv
Codeplug Channel Preview
Displaying the first 12 channels that will be exported in your CHIRP CSV file
Showing 12 of 100 channels
Slot #
Name
Frequency
Shift
Offset
CTCSS Tone
Site / Mountain Peak
County
Programming Guide
How to Import into Your Radio Using CHIRP
1. Download & Backup First
Download your custom CSV above. Connect your programming cable to your radio and perform a read in CHIRP (Radio → Read from Radio) and save an image backup of your current settings.
2. Import CSV File
In CHIRP, click File → Import from CSV (or Radio → Import) and select the downloaded .csv file.
3. Review Memory Slots
CHIRP will present a channel mapping preview dialog. Confirm your memory slots and click OK to paste the channels into your radio's memory table.
4. Upload to Radio
Click Radio → Write to Radio. Once the progress bar finishes, disconnect your cable and power-cycle your radio. Your new repeaters are ready on-air!