Call Signs, Contacts and Talkgroups
Look up a US amateur call sign, find a DMR contact, or see the talkgroups repeaters use, all in one place.
| ID | Talkgroup | List | Used by repeaters |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | Local Stays on this repeater only (the usual local talkgroup, usually time slot 2) | Standard | none listed yet |
| 91 | Worldwide All networks, worldwide | Standard | none listed yet |
| 92 | Europe Europe | Standard | none listed yet |
| 93 | North America North America | Standard | none listed yet |
| 310 | TAC 310 Tactical talkgroup 310 (a general purpose, linked on demand) | Standard | none listed yet |
| 311 | TAC 311 Tactical talkgroup 311 | Standard | none listed yet |
| 312 | TAC 312 Tactical talkgroup 312 | Standard | none listed yet |
| 3100 | USA Nationwide The nationwide United States talkgroup | Standard | none listed yet |
| 3105 | Arkansas Arkansas statewide (state talkgroups are 31 plus the state's number) | Standard | none listed yet |
| 4000 | Disconnect Key up to unlink the dynamic talkgroups on this repeater | Standard | none listed yet |
| 5000 | Status Key up to hear the repeater's linked talkgroups read out | Standard | none listed yet |
| 9990 | Parrot Echo test: it plays back what you said | Standard | none listed yet |
12 talkgroups: the widely used standard ones plus any list an administrator has imported. Repeaters carry them on time slot 1 or 2 (see a repeater's page).
Only the licensee's name, class, status, dates and city and state are shown, never a street address. License data: FCC public records through Callook.info. QRZ.com opens in a new tab (its own terms and any sign-in apply).