Choose your network
Digital voice modes.
From established reflector networks to open-source experiments, find the part of digital radio that speaks to you.
DMR
Talkgroups, repeaters, and hotspots
204 listed netsSystem Fusion
YSF rooms and digital repeaters
74 listed netsD-STAR
Reflectors and callsign routing
60 listed netsAllStar
Radio-over-IP linked nodes
146 listed netsEchoLink
Internet-linked amateur radio
208 listed netsM17
Open-source digital radio
12 listed netsP25
Digital public-safety standard
2 listed netsNXDN
Narrowband digital voice
2 listed netsWires-X
Yaesu rooms and linked nodes
1 listed netsIRLP
Internet Radio Linking Project reflectors and nodes
41 listed netsFreeDV
Open-source digital voice for HF radio
1 listed netsReference notes
Choose the digital voice mode that fits your station
Digital voice nets are organized around the systems operators use to connect. Some nets live on a single DMR talkgroup, D-STAR reflector, System Fusion room, or AllStar node. Others bridge several systems so operators can check in from hotspots, repeaters, linked nodes, and reflector networks.
Use this mode guide when you already know how you want to get on the air. The DMR pages include BrandMeister and other DMR network details where available, while the other mode pages focus on the access information that matters most for that system.
DVNets currently tracks 382 approved nets across the digital voice directory. The mode pages help searchers and operators move from a broad system name to actual nets, schedules, access paths, and community verification.