Maryland Mobileers - K1IW Repeater Directory

📡 Find Repeaters and Transmitters

The K1IW Amateur Radio Repeater and Broadcast Transmitter Database is an interactive search tool that helps radio operators locate amateur repeaters and broadcast transmitters near a selected city, state, or geographic location.

Users can customize their search by location, distance, and transmitter type, making it a helpful resource for radio programming, travel planning, emergency communications, and discovering nearby radio systems.

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🔎 What You Can Do

📍 Search by Location

Enter a city, state, ZIP code, or geographic location to find nearby repeaters and transmitters.

📏 Choose a Distance

Select a search radius to find stations close to home or along your travel route.

📻 Filter the Results

Select the types of amateur repeaters or broadcast transmitters you want included in your results.

🗺️ Database Coverage

The K1IW database can generate customized repeater and transmitter lists for locations throughout the United States and Canada.

All 50 United States

Washington D.C.

All 10 Canadian Provinces

💾 Create a CHIRP Programming File

The K1IW website also provides a CHIRP-file generator. This tool can help amateur radio operators create a file containing selected repeater information for use with compatible radio-programming software.

Always review the information before importing it into your radio, and confirm that the selected frequencies and settings are appropriate for your equipment.

Open the CHIRP-File Generator

💡 Helpful Search Tips

Enter a location such as Severna Park, MD.
Use a smaller search radius when looking for nearby repeaters.
Use a larger radius when planning a road trip.
Review the frequency, offset, access tone, and location before programming your radio.
Confirm important information with the repeater owner or local frequency coordinator when possible.
Never assume that every repeater listed is currently active.

⚠️ Important Notice

The K1IW Amateur Radio Repeater and Broadcast Transmitter Database is an independent third-party resource. It is not operated, maintained, or controlled by the Maryland Mobileers Amateur Radio Club.

Repeater and transmitter information may change without notice. Operators should verify frequencies, offsets, access tones, operating status, and local usage before transmitting.

FAQ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

What can I search for?

The database allows users to search for amateur radio repeaters and several types of broadcast transmitters near a selected location.

Can I search outside Maryland?

Yes. The database includes locations throughout all 50 states, Washington, D.C., and the ten Canadian provinces.

Can I choose how far away to search?

Yes. You can select a search radius based on how close or far from the entered location you want the results to extend.

Can I use the information with CHIRP?

The K1IW website provides a CHIRP-file generator that may help create programming files for compatible radios. Review all information carefully before importing it.

Is all of the information guaranteed to be current?

No. Repeater information can change, and some listed systems may be temporarily unavailable or no longer active. Confirm important details before transmitting.

Does the Maryland Mobileers maintain this database?

No. The K1IW database is an independent external resource. The Maryland Mobileers provides the link as a convenience to members and website visitors.

📻 Ready to Begin Your Search?

Use the K1IW database to discover amateur repeaters and broadcast transmitters near home or while traveling.

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