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-====== Repeater Linking ======
-Repeaters can be linked together by way of many different modes. This may include RF, EchoLink, AllStar, etc. This article is not intended for DMR linking.
-Repeaters may be linked to a single repeater, multiple repeaters, or a simplex frequency. Repeaterbook tracks this linking and displays it back on a repeaters Detail page with links so that users can quickly navigate to the Detail pages of each of the repeaters and learn about the nature of the linking. If a repeater linking system has been created, clicking on the name of the linked system open a new search window that displays all of the repeaters in that system, including an option to map the system.
-Admins and repeater custodians can manage the repeater linking information. Only repeaters that are linked routinely should be listed. This is not intended for dynamic links between repeaters, like a temporary link between to EchoLink repeaters.
-To add a link to a repeater, go to the repeater's Detail page and click the "SUBMIT UPDATE" menu item. Click the submenu item to "MANAGE LINKS". A pop-up window appear with three options to select from:
-  * Link to Repeater
-  * Link to System
-  * Link to Simplex
-===== Link to Repeater =====
-This type of link is preferred when only one or two repeaters are linked together. You will need to enter the following information:

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