Connecting our communities.
Across bands. Across Texas.
Welcome to the Parker County Regional Radio & Meshtastic Network. We’re a group of radio folks building repeaters, trying new things, and giving people more ways to stay connected.
From a quick chat on the drive home to a new project on the workbench, there’s always something to get into. Take a look around and find your way in.
Find your connection.
Amateur Radio
Find repeater frequencies, digital modes, and ways to connect. See what’s happening across the linked amateur network with live activity and system monitors.
Amateur Repeaters →GMRS
Get the details for our GMRS repeaters, including frequencies, tones, and coverage information. A place to talk with friends, family, and other local operators.
GMRS Repeaters →Meshtastic / MeshCore
Explore our Meshtastic and MeshCore networks, check out local device deployments, and add your own node to the map.
Explore the Mesh →New to this? Start here.
Find your starting point.
Voice conversations, digital modes, or messages over the mesh? Start with what sounds fun. Our system pages explain the connections and equipment details.
Get a little help.
Not sure about licensing, programming a radio, or choosing a setup? Send us a question. Tell us what you have and what you’d like to do.
Get involved.
Listen in, join a scheduled net, or come along to an activity. You don’t need years of experience to meet people and learn something new.
A few things you might be wondering.
Do I need to know a lot about radio?
No. Everyone starts somewhere. Browse the system pages, listen, and ask questions. Getting comfortable with your first setup is part of the hobby.
Are all of these systems connected together?
No. The linked amateur network, GMRS repeaters, and our Meshtastic and MeshCore devices serve different purposes. Use each system’s page for its connection details and access requirements.
Where do I find frequencies and setup details?
The Amateur and GMRS pages list repeater information. The Meshtastic / MeshCore page has separate device maps, directories, and channel details for both platforms.
Can I share a project or a useful file?
Absolutely. The Network Notebook is the place to share what you’re building, post photos and build lists, or upload codeplugs and other useful files for others to download. You can also ask for help programming a radio and join the discussion under a post. Submissions are reviewed before they appear on the site.
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