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Indiana Link (31181)
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Description Talkgroup for Indiana for linking analog to digital
Website unspecified
Country United State of America
Reflector None
Bridged to
D-Star Yes Tetra No
P25 Yes Analog Yes
Wires-X No YSF Yes



About Indiana Link

Group call #31181, better known as Indiana Link, is a talkgroup dedicated to the state of Indiana, designed for linking Indiana analog repeaters and other digital resources like Yaesu System Fusion, D-STAR, P25, and NXDN to a dedicated DMR talkgroup. If you have an analog repeater in Indiana you'd like to link into this, feel free to reach out to the BM sysop team. Please note that this is an open linking resource for the State of Indiana and neighboring counties to the Indiana border only. Special considerations for linking out-of-state repeaters will be evaluated on a case by case basis, but please don't expect a California repeater to link into this. Please use common sense.

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Indiana Link (31181)
Dv-logos.gif
Description Talkgroup for Indiana for linking analog to digital
Website unspecified
Country United State of America
Reflector None
Bridged to
D-Star Yes Tetra No
P25 Yes Analog Yes
Wires-X No YSF Yes



About Indiana Link[edit]

Group call #31181, better known as Indiana Link, is a talkgroup dedicated to the state of Indiana, designed for linking Indiana analog repeaters and other digital resources like Yaesu System Fusion, D-STAR, P25, and NXDN to a dedicated DMR talkgroup. If you have an analog repeater in Indiana you'd like to link into this, feel free to reach out to the BM sysop team. Please note that this is an open linking resource for the State of Indiana and neighboring counties to the Indiana border only. Special considerations for linking out-of-state repeaters will be evaluated on a case by case basis, but please don't expect a California repeater to link into this. Please use common sense.