HP Calulator Amateur Radio Fans

[Bill (Smithville NJ)]

(09-19-2016 11:20 PM)twdeckard Wrote:  I'd be more inclined to Echolink.

Echolink can be added to the Allstar Hub. The audio quality is not as good as Allstar using FM radios, but it's not too bad.

Another way of accessing the proposed Hub would be to use the Web Based Allstar Transceiver. You just go to the Allstarlink.org website, login, bring up the Web Transceiver and connect to the node. See the following link:

allstarlink.org

Note: You need to be a Ham in order to use Allstar.

I would recommend you take a look at Allstar. You use a radio (typically an HT) to talk to a simplex radio node, which then sends your audio over the internet to other nodes. Nodes can be radio or radioless.

If you are already familiar with Allstar, I hang out on the Philadelphia Hub, Node number 27225, echo link WA3DSP-L. Link up and give me a call.

Bill
WD9EQD
Smithville, NJ