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| - | ====== Internet-Connected | + | ====== Internet-connected |
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| + | ===== What is Internet-connected amateur radio? ===== | ||
| + | Internet-connected amateur radio, or ICAR, utilizes various transport mechanisms to send and receive voice and/or data over the internet. Some systems are primarily analog while others are digital. Bridges are sometimes constructed to connect the two types of systems, e.g. an AllStar-to-DMR bridge connects AllStar node traffic to a DMR talk group. Bridges are more commonly seen used in hotspots. | ||
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| + | Both analog and digital systems can utilize radios or can be built so that they connect directly to the Internet. These latter devices are sometimes called radio-less or radio-free nodes. | ||
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| + | ===== Internet-connected amateur radio systems ===== | ||
| Internet-connected Amateur Radio (ICAR) networks include: | Internet-connected Amateur Radio (ICAR) networks include: | ||
| * [[allstarlink|AllStar (ASL)]] | * [[allstarlink|AllStar (ASL)]] | ||
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| * [[echolink|EchoLink]] | * [[echolink|EchoLink]] | ||
| * [[irlp|Internet Radio Linking Project (IRLP)]] | * [[irlp|Internet Radio Linking Project (IRLP)]] | ||
| + | * [[m17|M17]] | ||
| * [[ysf|Yaesu System Fusion / C4FM / WIRES-X]] | * [[ysf|Yaesu System Fusion / C4FM / WIRES-X]] | ||