D-Star compass
Find where person
really dey on air.
Reflectors and modules wey people dey use pass for world, measured by different callsigns. Less empty call, more QSO.
World ranking
Reflectors wey people use pass
| # | Reflector | Country and language | Today | Yesterday | 7-day middle number | Trend |
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Different callsigns for each module and UTC day; ranking use the middle number for the last 7 complete days, and today activity if history never complete.
HAM RADIO · D-STAR
Connect your HAM radio to D-Star reflector
Quick guide for hams: pick busy module, program the network and module, then check the dashboard say the link dey work.
Native D-Star radio (Icom, Kenwood, Flex)
Register and enable your callsign, enter the access repeater and select the reflector/module from the DR or Your Call menu. Link and unlink commands depend on the model.
MMDVM · WPSD · Pi-Star hotspot
Configure the hotspot callsign, enable D-Star on the modem and select REF, XLX or DCS with its module. Then use the radio connected to the hotspot to link.
DMR, YSF/C4FM and cross-mode
Cross-mode works only when the hotspot and gateway support it and are configured correctly. For predictable results, use a D-Star radio on a D-Star node.
Common steps
- Choose a reflector here and note its network and module, for example REF003 C or XLX068 B.
REF003 CoXLX068 B. - Program the radio, repeater or hotspot according to its manual.
- Transmit the link command for a few seconds, then use CQCQCQ for the call.
CQCQCQper la chiamata. - Check the reflector dashboard and follow your local band plan and repeater rules.
References: Icom D-Star · WPSD · Pi-Star · D-Star