20140208-AllStar Link

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F-troop

A weekly net for new and returning hams, runs every Saturday from 00:00 - 01:00 UTC and can be heard across the world:

In VK6 on VK6RLM, 146.750 MHz
Echolink Conference *VK3JED*, node 42840
IRLP node 9558
AllStarLink Node 28608 (VK6ZGN)
AllStarLink Node 42732 (VK6-HUB)
Brandmeister TG 505005

If you'd like to talk about Amateur Radio, if you've just got your license, if you're shy, or if you just want a chat, drop in and say "Hi".

The net is run as a spoke and hub, which means that you only need to remember two callsigns, yours and that of net control.

You can listen online with a web-browser (via the Brandmeister Hose) and you can check-in via email: cq@vk6flab.com

Participating

Participating is easy, but your first contact may be daunting. Here's how to participate in F-troop.

Stats

F-troop started on 12 June, 2011. We've had check-ins and participation from throughout Australia and around the globe.

We maintain an online log with all our check-ins.

Bullied?

Bullying is repeated verbal, physical, social or psychological aggressive behaviour by a person or group directed towards a less powerful person or group that is intended to cause harm, distress or fear. This page is specifically about bullying in Amateur Radio.

F-troop does not condone bullies and if you've been subjected to any such behaviour on-, or off-air, please come to the 'net and talk about it.

Contact

Get in touch by sending an email to cq@vk6flab.com.

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20140208-AllStar Link

posted Feb 7, 2014, 8:09 PM by Onno Benschop [ updated Feb 14, 2014, 4:25 PM ]

Barry VK6SP pointed us at software that allows to link radios via the internet, much like Echolink and IRLP, based on Open Source software Asterisk (a PABX implementation).

https://allstarlink.org/

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