The W7TA - SNARS DStar Repeaters provides users with D-STAR capable radios. D-STAR (Digital Smart Technologies for Amateur Radio) is a digital voice and data protocol for Amateur Radio. The system was developed in the 1990's by the Japan Amateur Radio League and uses minimum-shift keying in its packet-based standard (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D-STAR). Current manufactures with radios supporting D-STAR are Icom, Kenwood and FlexRadio Systems. The system uses the G3 Icom Gateway Software.
Check out this Youtube Video on the Simple Guide to Using DStar or purchase the following book Working with world with D-Star - D-Star Radio Explained
| City | Site | Frequency | Offset | Call | Module | Equipment | |
| Reno/Sparks/Carson City/Dayton | Mt Davidson | 145.175 | -600Hz | W7TA | C | Icom ID-RP2000V | |
| Reno/Sparks/Carson City/Dayton | Mt Davidson | 444.625 | +5MHz | W7TA | B | Icom ID-RP4000V |
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Unknown| Reflector | Name | Active Modules | |
| REF001 | D-STAR Mega Reflector | C | |
| REF014 | Western Coast Repeater Linking Reflector | B | |
| REF030 | Wide Area Link Reflector | C |
The following Net are programmed to automatically connect 15 minutes before the scheduled time and listed module and will automatically disconnect at the top of the next hour.
| Date | Time | Net | Module |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wednesdays | 6:00PM | The Las Vegas Open DSTAR Net | B |
All Modules (B and C) are automatically disconnected daily at 11:59PM