Mount Baker Amateur Radio Club ( IRLP Node #3276 ) Our group maintains an IRLP node for use by any interested amateur radio operator. IRLP (the Internet Radio Linking Project) allows an operator with nothing more than a small VHF radio (like an HT or Mobile) to connect to other stations all over the globe. The local IRLP node receives your radio signal, encodes your voice as digital information, and sends it over the internet to a station of your choice. There, the signal is converted back to radio to go to an amateur operator in range of the distant node. Local operators routinely have QSOs with operators in England, New Zealand and other countries using their 2-meter HTs. To operate the IRLP node, you need:
To establish a link to another IRLP Node:
To shutdown a link:
To get more information:
To support the IRLP system: Join the MBARC Digital group. To ask questions or report problems with the IRLP system, contact: Jon Landers, KD7PSG Phone: 647-3607 e-mail: appliedlogic@comcast.net |
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