Hi, thanks for the video. Practical question: how do you dial (from like HT, I suppose DTFM) from your repeater close by to that other repeater (like in another country) you want to come out?
But how do you link a whole image repeater to another page? I am working on my art gallery page, and I want to link my "previous exhibits" each to their own respective page, but it won't let me link the image as a whole
I liked what you talked about however -- getting the connection lines from the radio or repeater to the R Pie would require someone with a lot of knowledge about where to find those connections and what it takes to get the correct audio and the correct PTT lines correct -- hopefully there is a ham around that can help do that short of a commercial radio shop -- you mentioned the usb adapt that could be purchased for around $50 just wondering where that might be available from ??? -- thanks
This sounds fascinating. However what happens in dire circumstances when the internet backbone is Knocked out? Isn’t ham supposed to get through when nothing else will? Seems crippling when it would be needed most.
Have a remote echolink node linked to my local repeater. Running sysop, windows 10, and a signalink usb with a Ft2900r. Club wants to link a second repeater to my node. there is no internet access at the second repeater site. what id the simplest way to do it and what equipment do I need?
Never answered the question, why would you not? Answer: internet. Only robust and reliable as the internet. You can power a rf link in many ways, you cannot power the ISP infrastructure. So the real question is what are you trying to achieve.
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Great presentation. Timely as our club is in the 'wish list' stages of linking our 2 repeaters.
Just came across AllstarLink! Thanks for the intro!
I lovr ham radio amd the article i read om google keep up the good work. Ke8hfu
Thank you for videoing this. It was very informative. I have all sorts of questions for John now. But, now know who to go to for answers.
I love ham radio ham radio will be around forever ke8hfu
Hi, thanks for the video. Practical question: how do you dial (from like HT, I suppose DTFM) from your repeater close by to that other repeater (like in another country) you want to come out?
What are the steps in programming a link repeaters?
Great presentations
But how do you link a whole image repeater to another page? I am working on my art gallery page, and I want to link my "previous exhibits" each to their own respective page, but it won't let me link the image as a whole
I liked what you talked about however -- getting the connection lines from the radio or repeater to the R Pie would require someone with a lot of knowledge about where to find those connections and what it takes to get the correct audio and the correct PTT lines correct -- hopefully there is a ham around that can help do that short of a commercial radio shop -- you mentioned the usb adapt that could be purchased for around $50 just wondering where that might be available from ??? -- thanks
This sounds fascinating. However what happens in dire circumstances when the internet backbone is Knocked out? Isn’t ham supposed to get through when nothing else will? Seems crippling when it would be needed most.
Is the legacy better or worse when a repeater is connected through the Internet?
Can we use this Daisy chain setup inside the tunnels?
Which tunnels?
@@sasquatchrosefarts road / railway tunnels
Have a remote echolink node linked to my local repeater. Running sysop, windows 10, and a signalink usb with a Ft2900r. Club wants to link a second repeater to my node. there is no internet access at the second repeater site. what id the simplest way to do it and what equipment do I need?
Ubquiti rocket m5 and ubquiti dish would be the way to go.
Great information here, thank you for posting this. 73, ke0eyh/wrjr790
He literately has no idea how to link repeaters.
Never answered the question, why would you not? Answer: internet. Only robust and reliable as the internet. You can power a rf link in many ways, you cannot power the ISP infrastructure. So the real question is what are you trying to achieve.