XLXJET is a single access point for exploring international digital voice across D-STAR, DMR, and YSF.
The digital voice landscape is fragmented. A ham who wants to roam across it traditionally has to maintain a separate hotspot configuration for every destination: a different reflector address for D-STAR, a different talkgroup for DMR, a different connection for YSF, and so on. Exploring becomes an exercise in re-linking.
XLXJET solves that by collapsing the experience into a single connection. Link your hotspot or repeater to XLXJET once using your preferred mode, and from there, changing modules is all it takes to roam. Each module on the reflector bridges to a different international "Worldwide" destination on a different network. Module by module, you can move between Worldwide DMR talkgroups across multiple DMR networks, a Worldwide YSF room, and the international D-STAR community, all without touching your hotspot configuration.
The user experience is closer to spinning a VFO knob across international destinations than it is to managing reflector connections. New outlets get added simply by bringing up another module; existing users discover them just by trying the next letter.
If you already operate in D-STAR, DMR, or YSF, you already know how to link to an XLX reflector in your preferred mode. XLXJET is just another XLX reflector to connect to — no new hotspot to provision, no special configuration profile, nothing complicated.
Once you're linked, every international destination XLXJET reaches is one module change away.
XLXJET follows the standard XLX reflector convention: Module A is the international D-STAR module, interlinked with the Module A on XLX reflectors across the globe to form a single, shared international conversation.
XLXJET's Module A connects to other XLX reflectors' Module A in many different countries, spanning multiple continents. When you key up on Module A, your audio is rebroadcast simultaneously across every interlinked reflector, and you hear traffic from all of them in return. A ham in California, a ham in Germany, and a ham in Japan, each linked to their own local XLX reflector's Module A, can all hear each other and converse in real time, with no one needing to know where anyone else is connected.
It's how XLXJET extends its reach far beyond its own user base and joins the worldwide D-STAR community through the long-established XLX international mesh.
To use it, link your D-STAR hotspot to XLXJET and select Module A.
Each module on XLXJET bridges to a different international "Worldwide" destination on a different network.
Most DMR networks converge on TG 91 as their Worldwide talkgroup. XLXJET maps each major network's worldwide TG to its own module letter, so you can hop between DMR systems just by changing modules.
Modules J and K are fully transcoded. NXDN and P25 worldwide reflectors are accessible from any D-STAR, DMR, or YSF radio.
Please give XLXJET a try.
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