Technical information and best practices for using hotspots and crossband repeaters
Southeastern Repeater Association (SERA) has allocated frequencies for Hot Spot & Crossband repeat use. Allocations on the 70cm (440MHz) band were made for this purpose.
You can find the full document on SERA's Website.
SERA-recommended frequencies for DMR, D-Star, NXDN, P25, YSF, etc.
“Hotspots” are low-power digital interface devices intended to bridge between the Internet and hand-held digital-mode radios.
| 440.9250 | 440.9500 | 440.9750 | 441.0250 | 441.0500 |
| 441.0750 | 441.1000 | 441.1250 | 441.1500 | 441.1750 |
These frequencies are shared with Narrow Band FM Digital Simplex users. Choose a frequency not already in local use. No amplifier or external antenna should be used, and handheld transmit power should be set to minimum.
I recently switched to WPSD software by W0CHP for my Raspberry Pi hotspots.
| 440.7375 | 440.7625 | 440.7750 | 440.7875 | 440.8125 | 440.8250 |
| 440.8375 | 440.8500 | 440.8625 | 440.8750 | 440.8875 | 440.9000 |
| 445.7375 | 445.7625 | 445.7750 | 445.7875 | 445.8125 | 445.8250 |
| 445.8375 | 445.8500 | 445.8625 | 445.8750 | 445.8875 | 445.9000 |