WX6D / DIGITAL AMATEUR RADIO
Amateur radio.
Still evolving.
New modes, new technology, and people willing to share what they know. This is Mountain West Digital Radio Network.
THE NETWORK
Digital radio is
where we get hands-on.
We connect amateur radio operators and repeater owners across the Mountain West. DMR brought us together. P25, NXDN, D-STAR, and other digital modes give us more to work with.
Modes and access settings vary by repeater. Contact us for current information before programming your radio.
GET STARTED
You don’t have to
figure it out alone.
There’s always something new to learn in amateur radio. Start with a question, try a different mode, or share something you’ve built.
Ask us a questionI’m new to digital radio
Tell us where you are, what radio you have—or are considering—and what you’d like to try. We can help you find the right network information to get started.
Start a conversation ↗I’m ready to connect
Send your callsign, location, and preferred mode. Ask for the current repeater and talkgroup information for your area.
Request connection details ↗I operate a repeater
We welcome listing requests and corrections. Include the repeater callsign, site location, frequency, offset, supported modes, and access settings.
Send repeater information ↗I have knowledge to share
Working on a radio project or learned something that could help other operators? Send us your notes, ideas, or a link to your work.
Tell us about your project ↗OUR COMMUNITY
A Western network.
An open exchange
of ideas.
Amateur radio has a long history of people building, testing, and teaching. We’re here to carry that forward with digital modes and the technology around them.
Mountain West Digital Radio Network brings together operators and repeater owners throughout California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Idaho, and Oregon.
We began as Mountain West DMR. As our work expanded to P25, NXDN, D-STAR, and other modes, it was time for a name that reflected the whole network.
- California
- Nevada
- Arizona
- New Mexico
- Utah
- Idaho
- Oregon
LET’S TALK RADIO
What are you working on?
Questions, repeater updates, and new ideas are welcome.