XLX299 Multimode Reflector is Awesome! Check It Out!

Are you on DMR, Fusion, Wires X, D-Star or Peanut? Then take a close look at XLX299. This multimode transcoding reflector is fantastic bringing many modes together in one place. Built and run by Phil, ZL2RO. In this video we have Phil explain what the reflector is connected to and we do an on air test with stations on D-Star, DMR and Peanut comparing the audio. Thanks go out to the stations that participated in the on air demonstration.
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[@markhastie]

Awesome video. Very well explained. Thanks to Glenn, Mike and co for demystifying the reflector. Well done fellas

[@RyGel1960]

Thanks for the Demo Glenn and to Phil for the great overview. It's good to see these videos for us Hams (Like me) that might not otherwise know these Multi-Mode Reflectors exists. Nigel VK3GY

[@671chiburi]

Thanks for the vid, has heeps of good information. Had the pleasure of having a chat with Phil ZL2RO from across the pond here on Guam this afternoon. Had no idea he was the curator. Hope to make a contact with you one day. 73

[@bobrigg1429]

Thanks Glen for the great info Regards Bob VK4RT

[@zl2rog781]

Nice video mate I forgot to mention that Dev Gosine 9Y4DG is the contributor for the peanut on module R and a big drive for Digital modes 73's ZL2RO

[@Jay-hr9ci]

Ok, how can I connect to this from our crappy DMR MARC. Can I connect it up via TG9 TS2?

[@vk4nga]

I can't see a way to connect from the VK-DMR network, however you can connect to certain modules via Brandmeister network.

[@HamTechRadioScannerDrones]

Hi what is the server domain for terminal mode

[@vk4nga]

You can run terminal mode with just a raspberry pi running pi-star. Search my videos to see how.

[@M0JHN]

Using it-705 in gateway mode with its built in WiFi needs the gateway domain or IP address connecting to xlx