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Indiana Repeater Directory

514 amateur repeaters across 89 Indiana counties, from two sources: the sponsoring clubs' own websites, and the coordination records of the Indiana Repeater Council, Indiana's recognized frequency coordinator since 1971. The Source column says which one each row came from. Below them are 49 more listings found only on ARTSCIPUB's user-submitted directory, each labeled Unconfirmed: nobody we can find vouches for them, and some may be long gone. Search or filter below, or click a county on the map. New to the word “coordinated”? See how repeater coordination works in Indiana.

One row per machine. The County column is where the machine physically sits: the IRC's coordination record when there is one, otherwise the town the sponsoring club gives. A club may list one repeater on several county pages because it is usable from all of them; those pages are named under the row instead of repeating it.

563 repeaters shown

Frequencies are in MHz. Club-sourced offsets and CTCSS/PL tones are as published by each sponsoring club. The IRC does not publish an offset column, so offsets on IRC-sourced rows are the standard band-plan offset for that frequency rather than the IRC's own record — always confirm with the sponsor before relying on one. Sponsor a repeater not listed? Send it in.

Coordination data courtesy of the Indiana Repeater Council, Inc. The IRC lists only fully coordinated repeaters: a machine absent from their records is not necessarily off the air, and a coordinated machine is not necessarily on the air. Their searchable database is at flexweb.ircinc.org. What coordination is, and what it is not, is explained on our repeater coordination page.

Unconfirmed rows are listings from ARTSCIPUB (Artsci Publishing), shown one at a time with a link to each listing. A row leaves this list once a club’s own page or the IRC confirms the machine. Know one is on the air, gone, or different? Tell us.