NXDN Ham Repeater List

[rapidcharger]

Not sure what happened but limited growth or no limited growth there was far more activity yesterday on NXDN worldwide than there was on DMR MARC worldwide and MARC has a lot more repeaters and a lot more users. One mustn't judge a network by its growth potential.

 

[N1XDS]

Not sure what happened but limited growth or no limited growth there was far more activity yesterday on NXDN worldwide than there was on DMR MARC worldwide and MARC has a lot more repeaters and a lot more users. One mustn't judge a network by its growth potential.

Not sure what happen at all haven't heard anything since last night everyone was talking via NXDN network system. Few of us were talking today on the system seems like it's picking up day by day I am glad to see that more ham's getting active on the NXDN system.

 

[W2GLD]

Not sure what happened but limited growth or no limited growth there was far more activity yesterday on NXDN worldwide than there was on DMR MARC worldwide and MARC has a lot more repeaters and a lot more users. One mustn't judge a network by its growth potential.

For what it's worth, DMR-MARC Worldwide is rarely used by anyone here in the U.S. with the exception of the Saturday morning net. Most U.S. traffic is on North America, Regional Talkgroups, or Statewide Talkgroups... There's also DCI 1 & 2 and COMM 1 & 2 from the DCI group and then there's the Bridge Talkgroup.

Check your c-Bridges reports, there's far more traffic, repeaters, users, and projects going on with MOTOTRBO, Hytera, etc. than D-Star and NXDN combined.

That's not to say one format or the other is better; it's just saying that the growth goes to speak volumes about how groups should interact with one another towards a common goal. You need structure and organization, not a bunch of hap-hazarded networking and installing.

 

[slapshot0017]

Anyone in the NJ, NYC, CT area that's a railham and uses nxdn on a vhf repeater in the area?

 

[W2GLD]

Anyone in the NJ, NYC, CT area that's a railham and uses nxdn on a vhf repeater in the area?

There's a VHF NXDN repeater in Berlin, NJ; however, it is a closed and unlinked system.

 

[slapshot0017]

That's way to far. Alright let me narrow it down. Like NYC metro area and central southern Connecticut.

 

[N1XDS]

That's way to far. Alright let me narrow it down. Like NYC metro area and central southern Connecticut.

There is a NXDN Ham repeater in Brooklyn, New York not sure what the Ran code for access to the system but the repeater is 146.43 with a pl tone 136.5. The repeater is about 30 miles give or take the direction of travel you take from the repeater site. Here's the website:

Brooklyn, New York, 146.43, KC2RA Repeater

 

[slapshot0017]

Hmm thanks! I'll try it when I get home.

 

[N1XDS]

Hmm thanks! I'll try it when I get home.

No problem this is the only NXDN ham frequency I am finding in New York.

 

[slapshot0017]

Might I ask where you're looking to find this?

 

[N1XDS]

Might I ask where you're looking to find this?

Sure, Repeaterbook.com & Artscipub.com plus Google search that is how I found that NXDN repeater in Brooklyn.

 

[slapshot0017]

Ahh ok I've used them too. Though you had a more inside source. I find that half the listings on there never work...

 

[N1XDS]

Ahh ok I've used them too. Though you had a more inside source. I find that half the listings on there never work...

You could always email the repeater owner to see if its working.

 

[slapshot0017]

You know out of all the things I thought to do that one did not cross my mind! Now i just feel stupid...

 

[N1XDS]

Right on, Hopefully they'll answer back.

 

[N8OHU]

For what it's worth, DMR-MARC Worldwide is rarely used by anyone here in the U.S. with the exception of the Saturday morning net. Most U.S. traffic is on North America, Regional Talkgroups, or Statewide Talkgroups... There's also DCI 1 & 2 and COMM 1 & 2 from the DCI group and then there's the Bridge Talkgroup.

Check your c-Bridges reports, there's far more traffic, repeaters, users, and projects going on with MOTOTRBO, Hytera, etc. than D-Star and NXDN combined.

That's not to say one format or the other is better; it's just saying that the growth goes to speak volumes about how groups should interact with one another towards a common goal. You need structure and organization, not a bunch of hap-hazarded networking and installing.

And just like with DMR, there is more than one system in use for D-Star; if you go by just dstarusers.org, it may seem like there isn't as much activity as there really is, since all you're seeing there is the "official" D-Star stuff. A lot of our repeaters are on either the ircDDB system (ircDDB Home) or CCS (http://ccs001.xreflector.net/live_seite/); these two can also be accessed at xREFLECTOR which will also give direct display of the activity on the DCS reflector system.

 

[N1XDS]

Does anyone know by chance if there is a NXDN repeater/Kenwood in Kentucky? Please let me know if there is.

 

[N1XDS]

Good news for the guys and ladies over in Everett, Washington there is a NXDN mixed mode repeater running the frequency is 146.8 114.8 pl tone for analog and Ran 1 for digital access. The owner Howard K7UID is waiting for some help on getting the repeater on the network. Please stand by.

 

[n1ip]

Good news for the guys and ladies over in Everett, Washington there is a NXDN mixed mode repeater running the frequency is 146.8 114.8 pl tone for analog and Ran 1 for digital access. The owner Howard K7UID is waiting for some help on getting the repeater on the network. Please stand by.

Feel free to point him my way.

Alan - W7QO
Atlanta, GA

 

[N1XDS]

Feel free to point him my way.

Alan - W7QO
Atlanta, GA

Alan,

I tried emailing Howard K7UID and his email isn't working so not sure how to get a hold of him now. Evan's KD4EFM, was helping him via email via Ham_NXDN yahoo groups page back in January of this year:

https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/ham_nxdn/conversations/topics/708