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# Digital Voice Hub
At its simplest, radio is a direct transmitter to receiver medium. However, the physics of radio propagation can affect distance and reliability. Radio repeaters were developed to increase distance and reliability. A network of repeaters can allow radio comms over a large geographical areas. Repeaters in different geographical areas can be interconnected via networks to provide regional comms.
Using a repeater is similar to a party line. Everybody is communicating in a shared space. Different repeaters can provide different shared spaces, akin to channels in IRC or chat rooms.
A digital voice hub is a like a virtual repeater. It is a shared space where participants can talk.
The RadioFreqs.space voice hub can currently be accessed by amateur radio operators using one of the following:
* EchoLink - Connect to the NB0X-L node
* Allstar - Connect to node 50110
* DMR - Connect to Brandmeister TG 31650
Anybody may listen by streaming at:
* http://allstar.radiofreqs.space:8000/stream
In the future we may add additional access methods, such as:
* D-Star Reflector
* Dedicated DMR master
* IRLP Experimental Rflector
* P25
* NXDN