All reflectors have 26 node (modules). Please use "D" for DMR connections. C4FM (YFS) connections are auto directed to "Y". There isn't any transcoding on the nodes. All nodes are for DCS / DExtra / DPlus, with seamless auto for these three protocols. All reflectors are also G3 Terminal / AP enabled. XLX from some devices will actually connect to DCS for DStar. Enable XLX Master on Pi-Star and use any reflector as DMR Master. DMR users, please choose D as start up module. All reflectors can be accessed using DCSxxx, REFxxx, or XRFxxx (use reflector descriptor in place of xxx).
DCS102C is the "Hangout-2" or call channel
DCS102E is for the Oseola County EOC's EMCAT use.
DCS102W is connected to "Central Florida Weather Watch"
DCS102X is the general rag chew channel.
Peanut is enabled on all of these modules.
All licensed amateur radio operators are welcome. However, there are a few Dos and Don'ts that we have established. Plus a few requirements. Check out the dashboards to see who is on. Call someone on the list.
ARRG.US Reflector List
- XLX000 – DCS000
- XLX100 – YSF 74096
- XLX101 – YSF39444
- XLX102 – YSF51478 the ARRG.US Array Anchor. Members and friends hang out on module B
- XLX103 – The Manitoulin Radio Club. Members and friends hang out on module C
- XLX104 – YSF 37102 Serving our friends in Newton, DeKalb, Cobb, Gwinnett & Appling counties of Georgia. Members and friends hang out on module C
- XLXARG – YSF 30906
- XLXZZZ – YSF 92093