
PNWDigital provides repeater and MMDVM voice network services via Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) to hams in the PNW states of Idaho, Oregon, Montana, Utah and Washington plus affiliate services in British Columbia.
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PNWDigital manages our 19 DMR repeaters across Idaho, Oregon, and Washington as well as provide the networking for another 70 plus repeaters, covering the broader Pacific Northwest region. To support these repeaters, we utilize four conference bridges (c-Bridge) located in four distinct Washington data centers. Additionally, our network supports ten MMDVM servers. Our network also has connections with other DMR c-Bridge groups and Brandmeister.
Our organization operates without dues or fees. Instead, we encourage you to join our Groups.IO forums and we kindly accept donations to help sustain our ongoing operations. Any support is greatly appreciated.
Join us on our weekly over-the-air Gathering (check-in, tech net & Zoom) Wednesdays at 1900 local on TG: PNW Regional (31771) or our other nets operating 1-5 times a week.
Expanded Information
For additional detail and information on our expansive DMR network…
Membership
By joining this group, you get additional accesses to our networked resources…
Quick Start
For the quickest out-the-gate way to get on the air and use the network correctly…
Donations of Time, Talent, Labor or Bitcoins are Welcome
All repeaters and networking are privately owned and funded solely by a handful of our ham members. We receive no outside funding or grant moneys, nor do we charge anything for membership or use our repeaters. If you wish to deploy your own MotoTRBO or MMDVM repeater, assist PNWDigital with equipment, sites and/or networking or programming expertise, please contact us at: admin@pnwdigital.net. If you would rather to support us with a few bucks, see our Donations page.

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For more information about this organization or the hams behind the operation, see our About Us page.
First Published: August 30, 2021 Last Updated: 5 hours ago ago by Mike – NO7RF
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