Armadillo Intertie System

"The National Radio System of Texas"

The Armadillo Intertie System is a large network of amateur (ham) radio stations covering much of the State of Texas. The system is operated by Armadillo Intertie, Inc., a Texas non-profit corporation, and is an affiliate of the Cactus Intertie System.

What is the Armadillo Intertie?

The Armadillo Intertie System is a system of UHF repeaters that are interconnected with full-duplex links. The system was built by a group of friends who wanted a radio system which was reliable, and which had coverage in many areas in Texas. The system is connected to the Cactus Intertie System, which covers large portions of California, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, and Utah.

More information can be found by reading our Frequently Asked Questions section.

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    • 1982 Summerfest
    • Cedar Hill 1981-1982
    • Moody
    • Texoma 1980
  • Members’ Equipment
    • 16-button Moto Mic
    • I-Opener FAQ
    • Phoenix Duplex RX
    • Tiny Trak II
  • In Memoriam
    • KA5RYF – Tim Mitchell
    • K5SWT – Clayton Finch
    • N5UN – Homer Huddleston
    • G4IDE-Roger Barker
    • WA5QMJ – Jim Jeffrey
    • WB5FWR – Albert Bean
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