Gainesville dSTAR
| Output |
Input |
Location |
| 442.0125 |
447.0125 |
Gainesville |
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| Name |
UR Call |
RPT-1 |
RPT-2 |
| Talk |
CQCQCQ |
KD4DRP B |
KD4DRP G |
| Echo |
E |
KD4DRP B |
KD4DRP G |
| Info |
I |
KD4DRP B |
KD4DRP G |
| Unlink |
U |
KD4DRP B |
KD4DRP G |
| World |
REF001CL |
KD4DRP B |
KD4DRP G |
| Nationwide |
REF030CL |
KD4DRP B |
KD4DRP G |
| Florida |
REF034CL |
KD4DRP B |
KD4DRP G |
| Florida |
REF037CL |
KD4DRP B |
KD4DRP G |
| FL West |
REF046AL |
KD4DRP B |
KD4DRP G |
| FL North |
REF046BL |
KD4DRP B |
KD4DRP G |
Area Repeaters
| Output |
Input |
Location |
| 146.8875 |
146.2875 |
Gainesville |
| 444.725 |
449.725 |
Gainesville |
| 1293.0 |
1273.0 |
Gainesville |
| 145.170 |
144.570 |
Ocala |
| 146.790 |
146.190 |
Ocala |
| 146.880 |
146.280 |
Jacksonville |
| 147.150 |
147.750 |
Lake City |
Helpful Links
IC-5100 Tutorials
The first amateur radio digital mode!
Even with the tremendous influx of Chinese digital radio (primarily DMR), D-STAR (Digital Smart Technologies for Amateur Radio) is an open-protocol digital voice and data system developed by the Japan Amateur Radio League (JARL) in the late 1990s, with specifications published in 2001. It was the first digital mode designed specifically for amateur radio, enabling internet-linked, callsign-routed communications. Icom introduced the first commercial D-Star radios around 2004.
dSTAR RADIOS
Check Icom and Kenwood websites for dSTAR compatible radios.
