AMATEUR RADIO · PACKET COORDINATION INDIANA PACKET COUNCIL
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Schematic map of Indiana's coordinated digipeater network A simplified outline of Indiana showing approximate digipeater node locations linked in a relay chain, representing how packet stations hand traffic from node to node across the state. D2 South Bend Goshen Warsaw D3 Auburn Ft. Wayne Columbia City Peru Wabash D4 Green Hill D6 Kokomo Marion D5 Indianapolis Cicero D7 Cloverdale D8 Mitchell (HQ) D10 Evansville

Node positions above are approximate, for illustration only — see the Node Directory for the full, current list by division.

Serving Indiana amateurs since 2002

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You have arrived at the right place for all things Packet.

Our Mission

The Indiana Packet Council, Inc. (IPC) exists as a body of digipeater (node) sponsors and users in support of an agreed-upon plan to minimize interference between systems, and to provide an organization through which coordination can be obtained.

This plan also recognizes the states adjacent to Indiana and supports their coordination efforts. The IPC works in conjunction with the Indiana Repeater Council.

Get Coordinated

Running a digipeater or node in Indiana? Coordination keeps your frequency clear of conflicts with neighboring systems. Head to the Contact page for the membership and coordination application forms.

A Sister Network

The IPC coordinates Indiana's VHF/UHF digipeater backbone — the same backbone that HF SkipNet rides on for HF forwarding. If you're active on packet in Indiana, both networks are worth knowing.