Hot Springs Amateur Radio Club Repeaters
The Hot Springs Amateur Radio Club maintains five repeaters in the southern and central Black Hills. All use standard repeater offsets.
- Battle Mountain (near Hot Springs) 146.700 MHz Tone 146.2 Encode & Decode (currently off the air)
- Mount Coolidge (Custer State Park) 147.120 MHz Tone 146.2 Encode & Decode
- Custer 147.090 MHz Tone 146.2 Encode & Decode
- Pay Dirt (west of Custer) 147.150 MHz Tone 146.2 Encode and Decode
- Bear Mountain (north of Custer) 53.170 MHz Tone 146.2 Encode only (52.170 MHz input) 6 meter repeater!
Northern Hills Linked Repeaters
The Northern Hills Amateur Radio Club maintains a system of three linked VHF repeaters that provide coverage to northeastern Wyoming, western South Dakota, and northwestern Nebraska. All use the standard repeater offsets.
- Radar Hill (near Rapid City) 146.940 MHz Tone 146.2 Encode only
- Terry Peak (near Lead) 146.760 MHz Tone 146.2 Encode only
- Bear Mountain (north of Custer) 146.850 MHz Tone 146.2 Encode only
South Dakota Linked Repeaters
The South Dakota Amateur Radio Council maintains a network of statewide linked repeaters.
Click here for map.
Nebraska Panhandle Repeaters
All use the standard repeater offsets.
- Chadron 147.360 MHz no tone
- Unknown 147.180 MHz no tone
- Gordon 146.670 MHz Tone 146.2 Encode only
