VoIP

VoIP Websites

Systems for linking amateur radio stations and repeaters via the Internet. Amateur radio fans have developed special software that helps connect home radio transceivers to the Internet. Users can connect their ham radio transceivers to their PC sound card and use the computer software to search for available repeater stations across the world . Some methods are with [ D-STAR (Digital Smart Technologies for Amateur Radio) a digital voice and data protocol specification developed as the result of research by the Japan Amateur Radio League to investigate digital technologies for amateur radio. This category also includes standard VOIP communications, IRLP, Echolink and eQSO.- Category ID : 93008

List of VoIP Sites 11 Websites

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Wikipedia - D-STAR

Provides history and technical details.

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D-STAR Information Site

Dedicated to helping D-STAR users, with basic to detailed technical information. Offers FAQ, list of nets, product reviews and links.

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D-StarUsers.org

Offers a repeater directory, current/last heard activity, repeater directory and forum.

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Australian D-Star Information

Includes FAQ, tips, Icom files, photo gallery and repeater maps.

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D-STAR General Information - Features - Icom America

Provides video and FAQ.

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Independent Radio Club D-STAR

Provides tips on setting up a radio, manuals, tutorial, and list of members.

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Wild Rose Network

Includes information on how to register to access the Gateway, repeater details, application form and links. Based out of Calgary, Alberta.

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MM3AWM

Scotland-based amateur Martin Higgins presents D-Star equipment and network information and links.

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Free Star

Offers an experimental approach to the implementation of a vendor neutral, and open source, digital communication network. It enables existing (FM) repeater owners to establish a D STAR repeater with a choice of interface hardware (GMSK modem or sound card), software and radio hardware.

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