Magic Valley
Amateur Radio Club
- Digital Fusion Network -
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Yaesu System Fusion repeaters in
Southern Idaho Updated 2/10/2021 (LL) = Low Level Repeater (X) = Possible mobile access from Twin Falls area
For access use DCS-23.
This repeater (443.750) is used for accessing the MVARC Wires-X
digital room on analog. The analog signal gets converted from
analog to digital so analog users can join us on Wires-X if they
want to. This is an AMS repeater, meaning that it can be accessed
via Digital or Analog. For the digital user, feel free to move the
node to any Wires-X room that you desire. Just remember to
disconnect from the room when you are done. Keep in mind that it is
connected to MVARC via analog (Allstar/Echolink), which means that
there could be interruptions in the system if someone is using it on
digital and someone on MVARC comes through the system. It would
switch back and forth between digital and analog.
Allstar and Echolink are welcome to
connect to the MVARC Wires-X system. Allstar access is node
#549361. EchoLink access is KB7SQS-R. Access is also possible
through YSF,
US MVARC 43210, also through FCS 003-013 MVARC-IDAHO. However, FCS doesn't seem to work that well sometimes. PLEASE READ-> MVARC FUSION PROTOCOL CLICK HERE TO SEE SOUTHERN IDAHO LINKED FUSION REPEATER MAP We encourage you to employ Wires-X and move the local MVARC Fusion repeaters to other rooms OUTSIDE our local area. We do NOT recommend removing a local Fusion repeater from the MVARC system and moving it into another local room or node as this defeats the intent of the linked repeater system. As our system continues to grow to cover Idaho and beyond, we welcome anyone who wants to connect to our FUSION system either temporarily, occasionally or permanently. Currently our FUSION system covers most all of southern Idaho from Idaho Falls and east, all the way across the southern part of Idaho through the Treasure Valley (Boise area) and to parts north. For more information please email Kelly @ K7SU.com |
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Links to Youtube videos dealing with FUSION... Q&A on FT3dr handheld transceiver Q&A on Fusion Wires-X & PDN 2/26/19 How to download FT2D firmware for Personal Digital Node (PDN) FT-2DR/DE PDN (Personal Digital Node) - Part 1 Firmware & Updating
FT-2DR/DE PDN (Personal Digital Node) - Part 2 HRI-& PDN Modes Yaesu Wires-X (Part 1) Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask VoIP Wireless Internet Linking HRI-200 An honest discussion of FUSION vs DMR vs D-STAR FT-70d Hand Held Step by Step instructions on connecting to Wires-X PDF document: download Yaesu DR 2X Repeater: Pt 1 - overview and setup (including DP-ID) Yaesu DR-2X Repeater Pt. 2 - overview and setup IMRS (including DP-ID)
Yaesu System Fusion Webinar explaining DG-ID and DP-ID 9/15/18 Yaesu System Fusion resource
"hamoperators.com" -
Diagram and explanation of Yaesu System Fusion -
K9EQ Youtube video explaining
Yaesu System Fusion -
An official Yaesu webinar explaining Yaesu System Fusion
and the radios -
Yaesu System Fusion official
Facebook Page - Page that lists active Fusion
rooms, nodes and the room and node numbers (Excludes Japan)
Official Yaesu Wires-X ID list
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Fusion Wires-X node without
radio (Mic connected to HRI-200)
Youtube video showing you how
to set up Wires-X to an FTM-100
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