There are several repeaters over Corsica.
The first one has been built in 1977. There have been several evolutions since, with a peak activity of a dozen repeaters !
By now, only 5 are currently active.
You can get some informations about the actual situation with the table and map below.
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Click on the markers to get some details.
=UHF 
=VHF 
= UNDER TEST| Callsign | Channel | Frequency | Shift | CTCSS | Locator | Altitude | Remarks | |
| A | TK5ZCF | R1x | 145.6375 MHz | -0.6 MHz | JN41iw | 780 m | Temporary OUT | |
| B | TK5ZPS | R5x | 145.7375 MHz | -0.6 MHZ | 114.8 Hz | JN42aa | 950 m | |
| C | FRU5h | 430.0500 Mhz | +9.4 MHz | JN41iw | 780 m | Test + Echolink TK5KP-R | ||
| D | TK5ZCG | FRU6h | 430.150 MHz | +9.4 MHz | JN41js | 530 m | ||
| E | TK1ZAR | FRU6h | 430.150 MHz | +9.4 MHz | JN42nh | 700 m | ||
| F | TK1ZBG | FRU4xh | 430.1125 MHz | +9.4 MHz | JN42ri | 290 m | D-STAR + 144.7125 MHz |
VHF REPEATER TK5ZCF. You can see the home built duplexer. (Click to enlarge)