Connecting communities.
Beyond the horizon.
Skynet Repeater System — NE Ohio and beyond! A linked amateur radio network connecting Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula counties through P25, DMR, and analog communications.
Built for connection.
Ready when it matters.
Amateur radio is at its best when operators and communities can communicate reliably across boundaries.
A project of love for Northeast Ohio
Skynet Repeater System is a project of love to connect amateur radio operators in Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula counties in Northeast Ohio and bring emergency communications into a seamless, well-connected environment through P25, DMR, and analog linked systems.
Our focus is accessible regional communication, operator collaboration, and a practical foundation for public-service and emergency communications.
Meet N1TVI on QRZ.com ↗Regional connectivity
Bringing together operators across Northeast Ohio.
Multi-mode operation
P25, DMR, and analog capabilities across the system.
Emergency communications
Supporting readiness and communication when it counts.
Repeater directory.
Frequencies and access details provided by the system operator. Verify current coordination and operating details before transmitting.
P25 + analog linked repeaters
MIXED MODE · NAC 293 · PL 131.8Thompson, OH
Wayne, OH
Cleveland, OH · KF8DEA
DMR and standalone repeaters
Painesville, OH
443.475 MHz +Color Code 1 · Linked to BrandMeister
Painesville, OH
145.210 MHz −PL 110.9 Hz · Standalone repeater
Talkgroups for every purpose.
Use the appropriate talkgroup for system-wide, weather, emergency service, or local communications.
Skynet System Wide
System-wide P25 communications
Skywarn
Weather-related communications
ARES
Amateur Radio Emergency Service communications
GEARS
GEARS communications
Event Support Group
Event coordination and support communications
Local RPT Only
Local repeater communications only
Multiple modes. One mission.
Linked P25 and analog sites provide regional coverage, with a separate DMR repeater connected to BrandMeister.
Illustrative network overview, not a live topology or verified cross-mode bridge diagram.
See what's happening live.
View the Skynet P25 dashboard for available system information. This site does not independently check repeater or network uptime.
Dashboard available by link
Click through for current dashboard information. No live operational status is asserted on this page.
p25.skynetsystem.org ↗ dmr.skynetsystem.org ↗Join the conversation.
Whether you're a local operator or visiting Northeast Ohio, here's how to get started.
Choose a repeater
Find a nearby P25/analog or DMR repeater in the directory above.
Program your radio
Enter the listed frequency, offset, and PL tone, NAC, or DMR color code for your mode.
Select your talkgroup
For P25, use TG 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 9 according to the communication you need.
Make contact
Listen first, identify with your amateur radio callsign, and follow local operating practices.
SKYNET RADIO NETWORK
RADIO PROGRAMMING
1. P25 Radio ID
Please use your registered DMR ID as your P25 Radio ID when programming your radio for the SKYNET P25 network.
2. Radio Programming Assistance
Need help programming your radio? Please contact the SKYNET team! We have seasoned radio programming experts available to assist with most major radio brands and models.
PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
SKYNET Repeater System sincerely thanks our sponsors for their generous support and dedication to amateur radio.
Thank you for helping keep the SKYNET Repeater System connected!
Stay connected with Skynet.
Find system information, explore the dashboard, and visit the operator's amateur radio profile.