K6MF,  K6DVD, WA6IBE and KB6C operate UHF (440 - 450 Mhz) nodes that are usually connected together 24/7 via the internet (some wired, some wireless), except during special operations.  All activity on one repeater will be heard by the remaining ones and any other connected stations.   For expansion into poor coverage areas, we also run some of the SHARI hotspots that are very inexpensive (UHF kits starting at $68 delivered) just add a Pi.   Check them out here

K6DVD, WA6IBE, WB6DAO and KB6C now run the AllStar linking software running off of several Raspberry Pi computer boards.  Besides being very inexpensive ($35) and usually available off the shelf at many places like Micro Center.  They consume less than 6 watts each.  See a couple of hardware pictures here.

NOTE on "Private Conference" status:

Please understand that we are not trying to eliminate any licensed hams from use, BUT because of abuse by a few stations including: bad language, conversations in foreign languages, unwanted cross links, random unidentified connects/disconnects, and other problems, to maintain control, the access to these nodes has been restricted to: "Private Conference"  If you wish to be added to the conference list, let us know in an email.  Each member will be sponsored by an existing member.  And new members can sponsor other hams that must be approved before accessing the system.

For further information about  AllStar, IRLP, membership, use and EchoLink, click here.  Email can be sent to our qrz.com addresses.

Updated 4/17/24