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RadioFreqs.space Amateur Radio 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 can mitigate these issues, and networking of repeaters allows 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:
In the future we may add additional access methods, such as:
- D-Star Reflector
- Dedicated DMR master
- IRLP Experimental Rflector
- DMR Network Master (not Brandmeister affiliated)
- DMR+ link (specific TG/reflector)
- DMR tgif.network link
- DMR quadnet network link
- P25
- NXDN
PSTN/SIP Access to Allstar Link Node
Dial-up/SIP access is available to registered Allstar Link users who have a 10-digit access PIN.
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For PSTN access dial (763) 230-0000 and follow prompts
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For SIP access configure SIP client as follows, then dial extension '0' and follow prompts
- SIP Server: sip.allstarlink.org (67.215.233.176)
- Username: 1
- Password: allstar
- Codec: G711 ulaw
- DTMF: RFC2833
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Prompts
- Enter node number: 50110#
- Select node access: 1
- Enter 10 digit pin
- Select Function Operated Access: 2
Once connected you can listen. To talk:
- Press '*99' to transmit
- Press '#' to end transmit
To dial another Allstar Link node:
- Press *3<node> to connect
- Press *1<node> to disconnect
Last Update: 20190731