Hi all,

This mostly applies to hams living or planning to visit Northern California who are interested in locating active repeaters.  

Go to:

http://www.narcc.org  
and click on the repeaters link.  From there you can select repeaters by band or area within Northern California.  It really appears to be current and I've seen 
repeaters there which I can verify do exist that I couldn't locate on other sources.  

I also recommend following the definitions link to see just what the extra symbols mean.  It even indicates which repeaters are open and which are not.  

The site is maintained by narcc which is the Northern amateur radio council of California.  

For people in other areas, I would strongly suggest you locate the repeater coordination council for your own area and check out their web site.  It just might 
be a very good way to locate active repeaters in your area.

As for the narcc site, it is quite accessible.  

You might try checking out the arrl site or maybe even qrz.com to locate the repeater coordinating council in your area.  

I hope this is helpful to many.  

Don W6SMB