Live Dashboards

XLX102
ARRG.US Array Anchor
Module B - hangout
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 XLX103
Manitoulin Radio Club
Module C - hangout
Last Callsign: …
Connected Nodes: …
 XLX104
Serving Georgia
Module C - hangout
Module N - Netoholics Bridge
Last Callsign: …
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 XLXARG
Beta Testing Reflector
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Peanut Dashboard
  • XLX102B
  • XLX102C
  • XLX102E
  • XLX103A
  • XLX103B

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Live link status for Peanut rooms on our XLX modules. Green means Peanut, the reflector, and AMBE transcoding are all connected. What is Peanut? How to connect →

XLX Master API
xlxapi.rlx.lu — global reflector directory
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  • XLX102
  • XLX103
  • XLX104
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New Announcement

Updated: August 23 2026

New article: What is Peanut? How to join the ARRG.US XLX rooms. Phone or PC — no radio or hotspot required. Covers the Peanut-USA master, rooms on XLX102 (B/C/E) and XLX103 (A/B), and registration.

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

Note: These reflectors do not support inter-mode transcoding. D-STAR, DMR, and YSF users can only hear stations using the same mode.

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 XLX102 modules B, C, and E and on XLX103 A and B. New to the app? What is Peanut? How to connect.
The Peanut Dashboard is available here.

All licensed amateur radio operators are welcome.

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

Peanut (phone / PC, no hotspot) — What is Peanut? How to join XLX102 and XLX103

All articles →

XLX Multiprotocol Gateway Host Files