X-Reflectores D-Star

X-Reflectors D-Star – Reflectores Experimentales

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X Reflector Dashboards

XRF000 Sponsored by ARRG.US in the US. Built and maintained by NO9S. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF001 Hosted by Digiland Telegram Group Italia in Italy. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF002 Home of the Thursday D-STAR Round Table. Enhanced X Reflector, Dxrfd 4.0. See details on companion forum http://xrefl.boards.net
XRF003 Hosted by K6KD in the US. XLX multiprotocol reflector. For experimentation. 26 modules A-Z.
XRF004 Great Lakes Reflector. Sponsored by Greenville Amateur Radio Club (WX8GRN) in Michigan, US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF005 Hosted by FREE STAR in Ontario, Canada.
XRF006 Hosted by K6KD in the US. Experimentation including additional sysop tools. Dxrfd 4.0. See details on companion forum http://xrefl.boards.net
XRF007 Hosted by IZ0RDM in Rome, Italy.
XRF008 Hosted by Kings of Digital in the US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF009 Hosted by HAMTALK CLUB in Taiwan. HAMTalk Club – Welcome. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF010 Hosted by IRC Amateur Radio Club (W8IRC) in the US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF011 Hosted by WARN – Weather Amateur Radio Network (W8NWS) in Cincinnati, Ohio, US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF012 Hosted by PAPA System in the US.
XRF013 Hosted by Club Can-DX in Canada.
XRF014 Hosted by IL RADIOAMATORE in Italy.
XRF015 Hosted by M0SDJ for Folkestone Repeater Group in the UK.
XRF016 Dashboard and reflector reachable only in the HAMNET. Hosted in Salzburg, Austria. Connected to the OPEN D-Star Network Europe XRF022.
XRF017 Hosted by EA1IGN in Spain. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF018 Hosted by FREE STAR in Quebec, Canada.
XRF019 Hosted by OK2IT Associated to Czech D-Star, Slovak D-Star, DMR-BM in Czech-o-Slovakia region, Czech and Slovak Republic. XLX019/XRF019/DCS019/REF019 – Multiprotocol Gateway project OKOM.
XRF021 Hosted by FREE STAR in Michigan, US.
XRF022 Hosted by TMS IT-Dienst in Voecklabruck, Austria. XLX multiprotocol reflector. Mod A- Austria, Mod B -Italy, Mod C -linked to XRF727B carrying CAN (Canada) Net., Mod D -linked to XRF002A Round Table.
XRF023 Hosted by IZ7JWR, Enrico Epifani in Squinzano – Lecce – Puglia, Italy. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF024 Hosted by D-STAR Austria. Open discussion. Mod A linked to XRF022A.
XRF025 Hosted by RADIO CLUB AMIRED in Catalunya, Spain. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF027 Hosted by I1YRB in Turin, Italy.
XRF028 Hosted by ON4TOP in Belgium.
XRF029 Hosted by OE7SBH and OE7MFI in Tyrol, Austria. Dashboard link reachable only in the HAMNET. Mod A connected to the Open D-Star Network Europe (XRF232). Alternate link http://xrf029.tms-it.net
XRF030 Hosted by HTL St. Pölten in Austria.
XRF032 Hosted by Radioamateurs du Luxembourg, contact: dvc@rlx.lu XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF033 Hosted by Rete Interlink Reflectors Italia. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF035 Hosted by WA7DRE – Washington Digital Radio Enthusiasts in Spokane, WA, US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF037 Hosted by TigullioHamradio team in Italy.
XRF038 Hosted by UGND in Ohio, US.
XRF040 Hosted by CT1JIB in Portugal. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF041 Hosted by KU0V in support of USS Midway Museum Ship Special Events on Mod A.
XRF042 Alternate dashboard link XRF042. This reflector & the dashboard are only accessible though NET44/AMPRNet/Hamnet. Hosted by F4HOF in France.
XRF043 Hosted by Associazione Onda Telematica in Italy.
XRF045 Hosted by Berkshire Digital Group in the US. Club Call KC1AMF. Operated by Admin Bob W1RZO. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF046 Hosted by SA6AUX in Sweden. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF047 Hosted by Day After Day D*Star Network in Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF048 Hosted by New Orleans Hamradio Club in New Orleans, Louisiana, US. This Reflector covers all areas on Module A. Module B is used for Louisiana State Wide.
XRF052 Hosted by Kozukata VoIP Club in Morioka-City Iwate-Pre Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF054 Hosted by Charlotte Digital Radio Group in the US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF055 Hosted by Wei Meng in Beijing, China. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF056 Hosted by Club D-Star Zona 8 ITALIA (Sysop:IU8CRI Antonio – Grottaminarda (AV) Italia) in Italy.
XRF057 Hosted by AF5XP in the US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF058 Hosted by VoIP Gifu Net HAM Club / JJ2YQH in Gifu, Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF061 Hosted by N4SMH in South Carolina, US. XLX multiprotocol reflector for South Carolina and surrounding areas.
XRF062 Hosted by Maryland D-Star in the US. Mid-Atlantic States XLX multiprotocol reflector for DC, DE, MD, NY, NJ, PA, VI, and WV.
XRF063 Hosted by Club Branch 63 NZART in Upper Hutt, New Zealand. ircDDB/G2 Dplus dashboard
XRF064 Hosted by Owari Ham Club in Owariasahi-City, Aichi-Pre, Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF066 Hosted by Club D-Star Zona 8 ITALIA (Sysop:IU8CRI Antonio – Grottaminarda (AV) Italia) in Italy. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF068 Hosted by IrcDDB-Italia Group in Italy. SysOP: IZ7OIX mail: iz7oix(at)gmail.com. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF070 Hosted by Korean D-Star User Group
XRF071 Hosted by KARG (DS5TUK) in Korea. Access to Facebook page may be restricted.
XRF073 Hosted by FREE STAR in Greece.
XRF074 Hosted by Frank Decuire (K6FED) in Rancho Cucamonga, CA, US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF075 Hosted by Gruppo D-Star Palermo in Italy.
XRF076 Hosted by REF076 Management Organization in Machida-City, Tokyo, Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF077 Hosted by Gruppo Radio Firenze in Tuscany, Italy. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF080 Hosted by JR3VH for the D-Star Repeater Investment Club in Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. Sister reflector of XLX081. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF081 Hosted by JR3VH for the D-Star Repeater Investment Club in Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture, Japan. First Japanese XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF085 Hosted by XRF085 Management Group in Yokohama Tsuzuki, Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF086 Hosted/Sponsored by BX3AH / ASin Amateur Radio Club in Taiwan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF088 Hosted by PA4TW in the Netherlands.
XRF089 Hosted by PA4TW in the Netherlands. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF090 Hosted by D-STAR Spain. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF091 Hosted by EA7IYR in Andalucia, Spain. Holy Angel Amateur Radio Association (A.R.S.A.) of the National Police Modulo C Allstar. Modulo D Spain (D-STAR SPAIN). XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF095 Hosted by JA7ROC in Miyagi Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF098 Hosted by Shiba Dog Rintaro’s Room in Nagoya-City, Aichi-Pre, Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF100 Sponsored by ARRG.US in the US. Florida West Coast Reflector. XLX multiprotocol reflector DCS – DPlus – DExtra. Built and maintained by NO9S.
XRF101 Sponsored by ARRG.US in the US. Built and maintained by NO9S. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF102 Sponsored by ARRG.US in the US. Built and maintained by NO9S. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF103 Hosted by Manitoulin Island Amateur Radio Club in Ontario, Canada. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF104 Hosted by NO9S for the Osceola County Repeater Association, Saint Cloud, Florida, US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF111 Hosted D-STAR Reflector HAM Club / JQ1ZTN in Tokyo, Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF112 Hosted by EA7IYR in Spain. Mod A quiet, Mod B digital voice, Mod C international, Mod D experimentation (connected to Allstar), Mod E emergency. Part of D-STAR Spain Group.
XRF113 Hosted by Digiland Telegram Group Italia in Italy.
XRF115 Hosted by HB9VD “Radioamateur du Nord Vaudois” in Switzerland. XLX multiprotocol reflector. Working on D-Star – DMR – C4FM. Mod A link to Starnet STN777 A and HB9VD-1 DMR TG9. More information on call sign link.
XRF118 Hosted by Gruppo D-Star Agrigento in Italy. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF119 Hosted by HL1RR in Seoul, Korea. D-STAR, DMR USER GROUP. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF120 Hosted by KK6MMZ in California, US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF123 Hosted by PE5YES and PA3CPI. Mod B linked to Experimenter’s Corner.
XRF125 Hosted by HA5CD in Hungary. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF127 Hosted by PJ2MAN in Willemstad, Curacao. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF132 Hosted by SQ5DCP in Poland. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF133 Hosted by GB7DE in Scotland, UK.
XRF145 Hosted by RSF-Hellas in Athens, Greece. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF146 Hosted by 5B4AMD & 5B8BE in Limassol, Cyprus. First reflector in Cyprus. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF147 Hosted by Robust-Packet-Network in Sweden. Special interest reflector for HF RPR APRS & PACTOR users & sysops.
XRF150 Hosted by D-STAR Argentina. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF170 Hosted by HL1RR in Seoul, Korea. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF177 Hosted by Gruppo Radio Firenze in Tuscany, Italy. This system is for test/bridge linking – for normal traffic pse use: XLX077 [xrf077.duckdns.org]. Sysop: ik5xmk David [ik5xmk@gmail.com]. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF200 Hosted by M0SDJ for Folkestone Repeater Group in the UK.
XRF204 Hosted by PH0DV in the Netherlands.
XRF208 Sponsored by F5KAV RACCW Amateur Radio Club in France. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF210 Sponsored by ARRG.US in the US. Built and maintained by NO9S. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF212 Hosted by D-STAR Club in the US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF214 Hosted by D-STAR Spain. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF223 Hosted by the Parker Radio Association in Parker, CO, US.
XRF226 Hosted by IT9GNJ in Bucharest, Romania. D-STAR, DMR Romania Xreflector. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF230 Hosted by D-Star CZ in Czech Republic and Slovakia. Czech and Slovak XLX multiprotocol reflector (D*/DMR/C4FM).
XRF232 Hosted by TMS IT-Dienst in Voecklabruck, Austria. UP4DAR Bridge to use REF-Reflectors.
XRF235 Hosted by G0WFV in the UK. Development XLX multiprotocol reflector – please email g0wfv@qsl.net to request interconnects
XRF238 Hosted by Danish BrandMeister Team Denmark / OZ6NOR in Helsingor, Hovedstaden, Denmark. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF242 Hosted by K7EDW in Golden, CO, US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF246 Hosted by NW6UP & Silicon Valley Japanese Ham Club in California, US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF248 Hosted by N5YT in Purvis, MS, US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF250 Hosted as part of Russian National Reflector System.
XRF252 Hosted by JE7ZBU in Morioka-city, Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF255 Hosted by UZ5DU in Ukraine. Mod B for general use and connected to DMR BrandMeister Bridge TG255.
XRF262 Hosted by OE2AIP in Germany. Part of the OPEN D-Star Network XLX022. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF264 Hosted by W4BOG in US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF270 Hosted by Radioamateurs du Luxembourg, contact: dvc@rlx.lu XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF275 Hosted by Jeff Sample (KI4IRS) in West TN, US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF277 Hosted by Jeff Sample (KI4IRS) in West TN, US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF295 Hosted by N5TAM United Digital Amateur Radio Club Natchez, MS, USA.
XRF300 Sponsored by ARRG.US in the US. Built and maintained by NO9S. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF302 Hosted by VA3CZK in Ontario, Canada. Ontario Crosslink. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF307 Hosted by WY7FRV in WY, US. Mod C linked to XRF757C. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF310 Hosted by K6KD in the US. Mod A linked to D-STAR Round Table. Mod B linked to Experimenter’s Corner. Mod C linked to international XLX reflector group. Dxrfd 4.0. Enhanced backwards-compatible DExtra protocol not requiring inbound port forwarding, host file merging, etc. 26 available modules. Multi/cross-linking and chaining of reflector modules. See details on companion forum http://xrefl.boards.net
XRF311 Hosted by DL5BQ in Herten, Germany. Mod D connected to the Open D-Star Network Europe. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF312 Hosted by K6KD in the US. For experimentation.
XRF313 Hosted by K6KD in the US. XLX multiprotocol reflector. Mod A linked to international XLX interlink group. Mod D linked to DXRFD XRF310D. 26 modules A-Z.
XRF317 Hosted by Crossroads DMR in the US. Will be connected to a DMR Talk Group via the BrandMeister DMR Network. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF332 Hosted by IZ7JWR, Enrico Epifani in Squinzano – Lecce – Puglia, Italy. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF334 Hosted by the Alabama Link – KT4ROY in Troy, Alabama, US. DSTAR Gateway into the Alabama Link. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF336 Hosted by Mid Atlantic Wireless Communication Group in the US. Trustee Mike Myers K3DO. Multiprotocol XLX reflector.
XRF357 Hosted by W6KD in the US. Experimental multiprotocol XLX reflector (26 modules A-Z).
XRF365 Hosted by Kounosu Amateur Radio Club in Kounosu-City Saitama, Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF370 Hosted by TigullioHamradio Italy. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF373 Hosted by JA3RGQ in Uji-City, Kyoto, Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF387 Hosted by the Radio Club of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina (E71ETF/E71EXA).
XRF390 Hosted by Associazione Onda Telematica in Italy.
XRF398 Hosted by Western Amateur Radio Friendship Association in the US.
XRF400 Hosted by DG9VH/ysfreflector.de in Saarland, Germany. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF404 Hosted by Bendik Iversen (LB1BI) in Norway. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF423 Hosted by Jean Gervers, DO4IX in Düsseldorf, Germany.
XRF433 Hosted by DG1JP in Karlsruhe, Germany.
XRF440 Hosted by E-KYUSHU Group (JA6HOR Yama) in Oita, Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF441 Hosted by JA2JMV in Shinshiro-city, Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF443 Hosted by IW2ESL in Lombary, Italy. XLX multiprotocol reflector connected to Rete Interlink Reflectors Italia.
XRF444 Hosted by PA3DFN in the Netherlands. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF450 Sponsored by ARRG.US in the US. Built and maintained by NO9S. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF456 Hosted by DO5YAM in Germany. Connected to the Open D-Star Network Europe. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF486 Maintained by Fulvio Sguazzo IZ8GUR in Potenza – Basilicata, Italy. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF500 Hosted by Ian VK2HK in NSW Australia. Mod A linked to Experimenter’s Corner.
XRF502 Hosted by TG9AOR in Guatemala. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF510 Sponsored by ZRS (Digital Comms Administrators of Association of Radio Amateurs of Slovenia) in Nova Gorica, Slovenia.
XRF515 Hosted by JA1NCN in Osaka, Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF518 Hosted by DF2ET in Germany. Connections include the Open D-Star Network Europe. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF519 Hosted by VE3ZIN in Windsor (Ontario), Canada. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF520 Hosted by HS5TQA in Bangkok, Thailand. Thailand XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF550 Hosted by D-STAR Spain.
XRF555 Hosted by W6KD in the US. Mod A linked to D-STAR Round Table. Mod B linked to Experimenter’s Corner. Mod D and The W6KD Forum for DStar Commander and G4KLX image support and discussion. Dxrfd 4.0. Enhanced backwards-compatible DExtra protocol not requiring inbound port forwarding, host file merging, etc. 26 available modules. Multi/cross-linking and chaining of reflector modules. See details on companion forum http://xrefl.boards.net
XRF556 Hosted by W6KD in the US. Dxrfd 4.0. Enhanced backwards-compatible DExtra protocol not requiring inbound port forwarding, host file merging, etc. 26 available modules. Multi/cross-linking and chaining of reflector modules. See details on companion forum http://xrefl.boards.net
XRF569 Hosted by JA3GQJ in Takatsuki City, Osaka Prefecture, Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF570 Sponsored by Northeast Digital Amateur Association in the US. XLX multiprotocol reflector. Tri-State D-Star Reflector Covering NY,NJ,PA with International Links.
XRF573 Sponsored by Arcadia Valley Association in MO, US. XLX multiprotocol reflector. Trustee Joel Dunn KA0WHR.
XRF595 Hosted by JA3GQJ in Takatsuki, Osaka, Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector. This reflector is for beginners of D-STAR in Japan to have a new experience such as communication with overseas stations on Module A.
XRF600 Hosted by GB7DE in Scotland, UK.
XRF603 Hosted by Central New Hampshire Amateur Radio Club in the US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF610 Hosted by VK3JED on the Australian reflector/conference server. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF616 Hosted by The West Michigan Technical Group in the US. Experimental. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF626 Hosted by 626.nz in Hastings, New Zealand. Sponsoring Stations ZL2RO and ZL2EZ. Kiwi D-Star & Digital Reflector. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF666 Hosted by Gruppo Radio Firenze in Tuscany, Italy. Only for VPN Service on port 30001. For normal use, please connect to XRF077.
XRF699 Hosted by Tekniksnack.se in Sweden. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF700 Hosted by d-star.se in Stockholm, Sweden. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF706 Hosted by IZ0RIN, 773 RADIO TEAM XLX multiprotocol reflector in Italy. Experimental corner for all ham radio digital systems.
XRF707 Hosted by W7JD, The South Sound Digital Interest Group K7EK, Trustee. To access QuadNet with your system, point it to: rr.openquad.net.
XRF708 Hosted by Daigasen Sky-island Ham Club in Tsuyama-City Okayama, Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF710 Hosted by OE7MFI in Tyrol, Austria. Connected to the Open D-Star Network. Reachable only from the HAM-NET.
XRF712 Hosted by JE7ZCW in Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF714 Hosted by EA3HKB in Catalonia, Spain. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF715 Hosted by EA3HKB in Catalonia, Spain. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF716 Hosted by EA3HKB in Catalonia, Spain. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF720 Hosted by FREE STAR in Colorado, US. Server is also ‘server 7’ in our FREE STAR IRC Cluster.
XRF724 Sponsored by KC1DX Mauro & PY2IV Igor in the US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF727 Hosted by Cyrus Radio Group in the US. Mod A linked to Experimenter’s Corner.
XRF747 Hosted by Northstar in Germany. 70cm Coverage accross North Germany. Mod A linked to XRF022A (Austria). Mod C is linked to XRF787. Online 24×7. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF748 Hosted by N5TAM United Digital Amateur Radio Club Natchez, MS, USA.
XRF755 Hosted by TK5KP – Radio-Club of Ajaccio on the Island of Corsica. TKNet VoIP – Corsican multiprotocol digital and analog network. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF757 Hosted by Will W4WWM for Quadnet
XRF767 Hosted by Northstar in Germany. The purpose is a linking reflector to other XRFs and to REFs as we run two XLXs already (XLX747 / XLX787)
XRF773 Hosted by IL RADIOAMATORE – IZ0RIN Blog: Experimenter’s Corner for D-Star-Echolink and DMR User. Rome, Italy.
XRF777 Hosted by Korean D-Star User Group
XRF781 Hosted by Tosacho Bousai Ham Club in Kochi, Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF787 Hosted by Northstar in Germany. 2m coverage accross North Germany. Mod C is linked to REF006C and XRF747C – part time private access only. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF789 Sponsored by D-Star Brazil Group. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF800 For testing. Dashboard temporarily not accessible. Hosted in US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF801 Hosted by F1ZFG in France. Reflector linked to BrandMeister. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF807 Sponsored by JR1VF administrators in Tokyo, Japan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF810 Sponsored by ARRG.US in the US. Built and maintained by NO9S. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF813 Hosted by Cyrus Radio Group in the US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF828 Hosted by DL2NJM, Juergen, in Bavaria, Germany. XLX Multiprotocol Gateway Reflector.
XRF850 Hosted by Deutscher Amateur-Radio-Club in Germany. In the Bavarian D-Star Network. XLX multiprotocol reflector, DCS – DPlus – DExtra. Connected to repeaters in Southern Germany. Mod A International. Mod B National. Mod D Regional (Bavaria).
XRF860 Sponsored by W2QW in NJ, US. Linked 24/7 with XRF727 and BrandMeister DMR network. KC2VRJ, Tech Lead. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF870 Hosted by ZL1TZP in New Zealand. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF880 Hosted by HB9SDB in Switzerland. Email: hb9sdb@hb-connect.ch. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF886 Hosted by BX2AFC for the DSTAR Taipei Amateur Radio Club in Taipei, Taiwan. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF888 Italian XLX multiprotocol reflector. Sponsored by Associazione Radioamatori di Carini in Carini, Palermo, Italy.
XRF897 Hosted by EA4FVB in Strasbourg, France. Digital Voice Server. XLX multiprotocol reflector for experimentation.
XRF902 Hosted by Maine Digital Users Group. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF905 Hosted by VA3UV in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Several additional XRFs are linked from this Dashboard.
XRF906 Hosted by Radio Club Veleta in Granada, Spain.
XRF909 Hosted by EALINK in Spain (System Operator EA4FVB). XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF910 Hosted by EA4RCR in Spain.
XRF911 Hosted by Gruppo D-Star Siracusa in Italy. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF920 Dashboard and reflector reachable only in the HAMNET. Hosted by FIRAC Tyrol at OE7XXR in the Tyrolean mountains, Austria.
XRF921 Dashboard and reflector reachable only in the HAMNET. Hosted by FIRAC Tyrol at OE7XXR in the Tyrolean mountains, Austria. Permanent link to XRF920.
XRF929 Hosted by VE2SKG in Quebec, Canada. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF930 Hosted by Gruppo DSTAR Lecce (Sysop: IZ7KYS) in Maglie, Lecce, Italy. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF931 Hosted by KW4YB in Hampton, VA, US. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF935 Maintained by Claudio IZ7KYS in Maglie, Lecce, Italy. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF950 XLX Multiprotocol Gateway developer platform hosted by DVC (dvc@rlx.lu), Radioamateurs du Luxembourg.
XRF967 Hosted by LZ1ZAF in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. D-STAR, DMR USER GROUP. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF972 Hosted by 4Z5YR for Israel Amateur Radio Club in Modiin, Israel. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF986 Hosted by thuringia-link @ db0fts.de in Germany. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF987 Hosted by KC4YOZ.
XRF988 Hosted by D-STAR Spain. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF989 Hosted by Bruce Hill in Texas, US. West Texas Reflector. Mod A designated for ARES/RACES.
XRF997 Hosted by IW2GOB/D-Star Group Lodi in Lodi Zona 2, Italy. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF998 Hosted by AMPRnet M team i SM7 Sweden and Husie-Hohög Scoutkår in Malmö, Sweden. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRF999 Hosted by Gruppo DSP (Digital South Piedmont) in Alessandria, North West Italy. XLX multiprotocol reflector.
XRFWDX Hosted by W9WDX Amateur Radio Club This is a freedom of speech reflector – all topics are welcome except for anything considered hate speech.