Live Dashboards

XLX102
ARRG.US Array Anchor
Module B - hangout
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 XLX103
Manitoulin Radio Club
Module C - hangout
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 XLX104
Serving Georgia
Module C - hangout
Module N - Netoholics Bridge
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 XLXARG
Beta Testing Reflector
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Peanut Dashboard
  • XLX102B (Hangout)
  • XLX102C (Hangout-2)
  • XLX102E (EOC EMCAT)
  • XLX103A
  • XLX103B

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Announcements

Updated: July 8 2026

We’ve added a Reports menu option that contains reports for all of the reflectors, including daily report archives, and Net Reports for the ARRGUS Net, Northern Ontario D-Star Net and CANNET D-Star & Multi Digital Canadian Net. We have also added a Articles menu option that contains Hotspot setup articles, and more!
Updated: June 16 2026

After a brief outage, Peanut connectivity has been restored to XLX102 and XLX103. Thanks to Linda (N9NON) for shipping the AMBE transcoders to their new home in Sarasota.
Updated: May 18 2026

We have decommissioned four of our XLX reflectors. XLX000, XLX100, XLX101 and XLXZZZ have been taken offline. We will continue to operate XLX102, XLX103, and XLX104. XLXARG will remain online as our beta-testing reflector.
Updated: Feb 10 2026

We have rolled back to v2.5.3 on the XLX102, XLXARG and XLX103 reflectors. Please report any issues to admin@xlxreflector.org.

All reflectors have 26 nodes (modules). All nodes support DCS / DExtra / DPlus with seamless audio. All reflectors are G3 Terminal / AP enabled.

DCS 102 Modules

DCS102B – Main Hangout / Call Channel
DCS102C – Hangout-2
DCS102E – Osceola County EOC EMCAT
DCS102W – Central Florida Weather Watch
DCS102X – General Rag Chew

Peanut is enabled on modules B, C, and E.
The Peanut Dashboard is available here.

All licensed amateur radio operators are welcome.
Please review our Dos and Don'ts and Requirements.

Pi-Star D-Star Hotspot Setup

New three-part guide for building a personal hotspot, linking to XLX reflectors such as XLX102, and getting on the air with an Icom ID-51 or ID-52.

Part 1 — Hardware & Installation
Part 2 — Pi-Star Configuration & D-Star Registration
Part 3 — Icom Radio Setup

All articles →

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