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AllStarLink Node

409180

Connect with us on the air

Talk with ERVARC members from your radio, your AllStar node, Hams Over IP or your phone, wherever you are.

Live Node Status

Node 409180: Online

Linked nodes (1)

NodeCall signFrequencyLocation
696170KR4HVS441.100 MHz, 114.8 Hz toneFayetteville, TN

Open the live node dashboard (Allmon3) →

Updated 31 seconds ago. Full stats on AllStarLink

AllStarLink connects ham radio nodes over the internet using voice over IP. When you connect to node 409180, you can talk with every station linked to it, including any repeaters or radio nodes listed above.

How to Connect

From Your Radio

Tune to any radio node or repeater shown as linked in the status box above, set its tone, and key up. You’ll be heard by everyone on node 409180.

From Your AllStar Node

Send these DTMF commands from your node, or use Allmon or Supermon:

  • *3409180 connect
  • *1409180 disconnect

From Your Phone or Computer

No radio needed. The free QSO One app for Android, Windows and iPhone (beta via TestFlight) can connect to AllStarLink node 409180.

From Hams Over IP

On the Hams Over IP network? Dial our number from your HOIP phone or softphone:

15208

Operating Tips

  • A license is required to transmit. Anyone can listen, but you need an amateur license to talk. Here’s how to get one.
  • Pause before you talk. Linked systems take a second or two to key up, so wait a moment after pressing PTT, and leave a gap between transmissions so others can break in.
  • Identify. Give your call sign when you start and at least every 10 minutes.
  • Just say hello. “KO4DDG listening on 409180” is all it takes. New hams are always welcome, so don’t be shy!

Want to join the big nets? See Reflectors, QSO One & Node Mode for the East Coast Reflector, Fireside and setting up Node Mode.

Questions about connecting? Ask an Elmer or contact the club.