With the growth of our very own digital network here in western Pennsylvanian I thought it would be good to check what other area of the country are doing for there own digital network.  You can check out the San Antonio Digital Radio Club Sunday nights right here on our very own Keystone-West room #60328 at Sunday nights at 8 pm. They link their network to ours for the net.

Check out their website: https://sadigitalradio.com/sadrc/

The San Antonio Digital Radio Club is a Yaesu fusion based club with members at the ready to take their experiences and help teach others about the wonderful world of digital voice in ham radio. Digital voice has a lot to offer, but can be daunting and convoluted at first glance for new comers. Worry not, for they have been there too. The good thing is, you have fellow digital Elmers here to help where and when they can. Are you just looking to have a QSO? They are here for that too. 73!

SADRC Repeaters:

The repeaters in the group are owned and operated individually. They coordinate and work together to keep the systems linked and operating under the ideals of the SADRC.

• N8IQT – Primary SADRC Repeater
  • Frequency: 442.750+
  • Mode: Fusion Digital Only
  • Location: Stone Oak
  • Notes:
• N8IQT – 2M Repeater
  • Frequency: 147.16+
  • Mode: Fusion
  • Location: Stone Oak
  • Notes:
• AE5JO – MMDVM Dashboard
  • Frequency: 442.5750+
  • Mode: MMDVM, Fusion, DMR, D-Sar
  • Location: Near 35/410
  • Notes:
• W5NZK
  • Frequency: 441.8125+
  • Mode: Fusion
  • Location: I-35 near Live Oak
  • Notes:

SADRC Digital Networks:

• Fusion
  • FCS Network: Server 003 Room 46
  • YSF Network: US – SADRC
  • Wires-X: 40324