Welcome to midsouthlink.net
The new home for repeater info, net schedules, Skywarn, and the Mid-South Regional EmComm Net.
Midsouth Linked Repeater System
One community. Connected. Everywhere in the Midsouth.
22 linked analog FM repeaters covering portions of Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Kentucky, and Missouri. Key up in Jonesboro and be heard in Union City, Memphis, Poplar Bluff, and everywhere in between.
- 22
- Linked repeaters
- 5
- States: TN · AR · MS · KY · MO
- 55
- NWS Memphis counties
- 591
- Skywarn check-ins, 2025
On the air
Coming up on the system
Regular nets keep operators, equipment, and procedures sharp. All times Central.
Full net scheduleHow it works
One transmission, heard across five states
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Local operator
Your radio transmits to the nearest repeater within usable range.
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Repeater
The repeater receives your signal and retransmits it locally.
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Linked network
Connected repeaters carry your audio between communities.
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Remote station
An operator a hundred miles away hears you and responds.
Repeater directory
Program your radio
- Downtown Memphis, TN145.450PL 107.2
- Downtown Memphis, TN224.840PL 107.2
- Dresden, TN443.600PL 100.0
- Enville, TN147.195PL 94.8
- Germantown, TN146.625PL 107.2
- Jackson, TN442.225PL 100.0
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Severe weather
The official network of Mid-South Skywarn
When storms roll through, the WX4MEM net relays spotter observations and damage reports to the National Weather Service in Memphis. Net control keeps traffic organized so critical reports get through.
Skywarn on the system- 55counties in the NWS Memphis area
- ~37check-ins per net in 2026
- 1stof the month: Skywarn training net, 7:00 PM
Mid-South Regional EmComm Net
Build the relationship before the emergency
Every 2nd Tuesday at 11:00 AM Central, hospitals, emergency management, public safety, EOCs, blood centers, and licensed volunteers check in on one regional net to test equipment, practice procedures, and strengthen interoperability.
System news
Latest from the network
Get on the system
Licensed operators, repeater owners, clubs, and agencies are all welcome. Join the conversation, check in on a net, or link your machine.