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The Freeway Digital Radio Group is a small group of Radio Amateurs in the Southern California area with an emphasis on Digital Voice.

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Local DMR Partners K6PV-R & K6RH-R

K6PV PVARC Repeater The K6PV repeater is a dual mode repeater operating from the Palos Verdes Peninsula at 1240 feet (380 meters) above sea level. The repeater provides excellent coverage throughout the Los Angeles region. Operating on a frequency of 447.120 MHz and a frequency split of -5.0 MHz, the repeater is configured to provide both analog FM and DMR. K6PV is an open repeater available to all licensed amateurs to use and enjoy. K6PV is a member of the Brandmeister network allowing access to regional, state, national, and world wide talk groups. The PVARC static talk group (31060) can be found on K6PV Time Slot 2. Brandmeister dynamic talk groups can be accessed on Time Slot 1 The PVARC weekly DMR net begins at 1930 hours, Pacific Time, each Wednesday on the PVARC talk group 31060. Access the talk group direct from K6PV or anywhere in the world via Brandmeister. Visitors are always welcome. www.n6rpv.net/pvarc/ K6RH RHRC Repeater The K6RH repeater situated on the Palos ...

Local D-STAR partner "Cypress Repeater Club"

The N6CYP, D-STAR Repeater (146.940, -0.600) provides Digital Voice (DV) operation to Cypress and surrounding communities and is open to all appropriately licensed, D-STAR registered amateur radio operators. Please use good judgement and polite operating procedures when using the repeater. N6CYP is normally linked to REF014C which is specified as: "US West Coast Repeater Linking" but stations from all over the world frequent this reflector. If you wish to link to other reflectors, please don't tie up the repeater for too long and re-link it back to REF014C when you've completed your QSO. The Information, Echo, Link and Unlink commands are enabled. Please make sure these commands are properly programed in your D-STAR radio if you plan to use them. See example below of how you can program your radio to use the commands and switch between reflectors. After you link to a reflector, make sure you switch to YOUR "CQCQCQ" channel to have a QSO on that refle...

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