GMRS GPS Node Tracking

Put your node on the map.

Add GPS to your GMRS node and let family and friends follow along, whatever network you're on.

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What is node tracking?

GMRS GPS Node Tracking is for any GMRS user on any network. Plug a USB GPS receiver into your node, and it sends its position to a shared live map.

Use it so family and friends can see where you are on the road, keep an eye on your own mobile node, or simply show where your base or repeater sits. You choose how often it reports, and you can turn tracking on or off from your radio.

One account lets you track up to 10 nodes, so your base, your truck and your portable can all be on the map under the same call sign.

  • Repeaters and base stationsFixed locations with their call sign, so you know what's on the air near you.
  • Mobile operatorsVehicles and portables that move across the map as new reports come in.
  • Live detailsSpeed, heading, altitude, satellites and when each node was last seen. Track it, get directions, or share its location.

WRXX123-2

G.F.NMobile

Online

Speed

52 mph

Heading SW (210°)

Altitude

5,280 ft

Satellites

11

Last seen

just now

Online since

1 h 30 min

39.73920, -104.99030Copy
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Tap any node on the map to see its live card.

Getting your node on the map

Viewing the map is open to everyone. To send your own position, you'll need an account tied to your call sign.

  1. Request an account

    Fill in your name, GMRS call sign, location and email on the sign-up page.

  2. Check your email

    Your username and password arrive by email within a minute or two.

  3. Set up your node

    Connect a USB GPS receiver to your node and enter your login. The setup guide walks you through it.

  4. Show up on the map

    Once your first report comes in, your call sign appears on the live map.

Have a GMRS license?One account per call sign covers up to 10 trackable nodes. You'll need a valid FCC GMRS call sign to sign up.

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