WELCOME TO NEW ENGLAND DIGITAL RADIO CONNECTING THE AMATEUR RADIO COMMUNITY

📡 Reminder: If you have changed your call sign, update your current Radio ID with your new call sign, and remember to update any other amateur radio websites, applications, or services where your old call sign is listed. Update your Radio ID at RadioID.net

Basic Overview of how it all works.

New England Digital Radio network architecture diagram

HamsoverIP Users Can Now Connect on XLX097 / WolfDen 🎉

We’re excited to announce that HamsoverIP users can now connect into the XLX097 community — directly linked to the WolfDen Wires-X room.

To join in, just dial 15152 from your HamsoverIP. This will bring you into XLX097, seamlessly bridged with the WolfDen Wires-X network.

👉 How to Operate

To Talk (PTT): Press ✱99 before speaking.
To Disconnect: Press the # key.

This connection brings RF, digital, and HamsoverIP users together into one community — no matter how you get on the air.

Amateur radio is all about connecting, and now with XLX097 + WolfDen + HamsoverIP, it’s easier than ever to join the conversation!

Interested in HamsoverIP ?

If you’d like to get connected through HamsoverIP , simply follow the link below to set up your access. It’s a quick and easy way to join the network and start communicating.

https://hamsoverip.com

We now have two separate reflectors systems!
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URF097 — M17, P25 & NXDN
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If you can not find XLX097 in the YSF Hotspot pull-down menu, we have a new name. US-XLX097

At New England Digital Radio, we’re passionate about connecting the amateur digital radio community across New England and beyond.
Our XLX Reflector is a dynamic hub that links operators through popular digital modes—including D-Star, DMR, YSF, P25, NXDN and M17. But the heart of our network is the Wolf Den Wires-X Network—a growing space for active conversations, friendly voices, and reliable connections.

Whether you’re checking in for a net or just looking for great company on the air, join us on XLX097B and the Wolf Den Wires-X Network—where digital radio comes to life.

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New Yaesu DR-2X Repeater Installation

We’re excited to announce the installation of a new Yaesu DR-2X repeater operating on 146.910 MHz RX / 146.310 MHz TX. This repeater supports FM, C4FM digital, providing a versatile communication platform for all users.

The repeater is connected via IMRS to XLX097, a multi-mode reflector, expanding linking capabilities. Below are the DG-ID configurations available for connecting to IMRS XLX097 modules:

🚨WIRES-X TEMPORARY OFFLINE WHILE WE MOVE IT OVER TO A SIMPLEX FREQUENCY🚨

DG-ID Configuration

Stay active, stay connected, and enjoy smooth digital communications!
DG-ID 01 – Local Repeater Use (FM & C4FM)
DG-ID 10 – XLX097 Module A (General access)
DG-ID 11 – XLX097 Module B (WolfDen / New England D-STAR Network)
DG-ID 12 – XLX097 Module C (Massachusetts Chat)
DG-ID 13 – XLX097 Module D (Rhode Island Chat)
DG-ID 14 – XLX097 Module E (Echo / Parrot)
DG-ID 15 – XLX097 Module F (Connecticut Chat)
DG-ID 16 – XLX097 Module G (New Hampshire Chat)
DG-ID 17 – XLX097 Module H (Vermont Chat)
DG-ID 18 – XLX097 Module I (Maine Chat)

How to Use DG-ID’s on Yaesu System Fusion

Repeaters

145.400 Chatham, MA – WA1WCC
146.670 Sanbornton, NH – W1JY
146.730 Barnstable, MA – W1SGL
146.880 Salem, MA – NS1RA
146.910 North Providence, RI – KC1VAX / DG-ID 11
146.925 South Dennis, MA – N1BFT
147.030 Keene, NH – K1PH
147.075 Stoneham, MA – WO1VES
441.400 Reading, MA – AJ1Z
442.950 Rehoboth, MA – KC1VAX
443.200 Stoneham, MA – WO1VES (D-Star)
443.700 Gloucester, MA – W1GLO
444.550 Bridgewater, MA – W1MV
446.875 Hudson, NH – N1SFT
446.525 Pepperell, MA – WA1VVH
448.825 Pelham, NH – N1CML

We are looking for people and clubs to host your digital net here on the XLX097 Reflector. If interested please send your request through the form here.