Radio

Radio over VoIP

A page to collect resources about linkages between Radios & Voice over IP

• Asterisk cmd Rpt: Module for using Asterisk to create a Repeater for Amateur or Commercial 2-way Radios
• http://www.xelatec.com/xipar/: A "soft base station" Linux and Windows GUI client derived from iaxComm for the Rpt Asterisk application
• DingoTel: Sell commercial '2-way' product for linking 2-way radios to their VoIP service. Mass market approach makes this popular product available online or at Best Buy nationwide.
• eQSO: Free software to create Repeaters/Gateways to link 2-way radios across the Internet (either PMR446 or HAM)
• Wireless VOIP: Voice over 2.4 GHz and 5Ghz frequencies http://www.shop-wifi.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=33 and http://cordless4u.com/voip.htm
• RoA: VoIP AutoPatch
• New ROIP solution - Radio with high end options such as Bluetooth, Voip, Skype or GPS : http://cordless4u.com/rexonrl328SBTGPS.htm

General Radio info:

HF

• Amateur Radio (licensed)
• CB (EU/US licensed) 27 MHz

VHF

• Amateur Radio (licensed)

UHF

• Amateur Radio (licensed)
• PMR446 (EU unlicensed) 446 MHz: http://www.446user.co.uk/ run a network of repeaters linked via eQSO
• FRS (US unlicensed) 462-467 MHz: http://f-r-s.org/
• GMRS (US licensed) 462-467 MHz: http://g-m-r-s.org/
• Australian CBRS (class licensed) 476-477 MHz: more info here

• Family Radio Service (FRS) / Commercial Radios / Amateur HAM radios
• Professional mobile radios PMR LMR (known as private mobile radio or Land mobile radio systems)
• Frequency bands:

L-VHF 26-32MHz, 32-43MHz, 66-88Mhz FM
VHF 135-174Mhz FM , Marine band VHF 156-164Mhz , Air band VHF AM 118-136.975MHz
UHF - 300-360Mhz, 330-400Mhz, 400-470Mhz, 450-527Mhz FM
http://www.shop-wifi.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=17


Thanks to all of you guys for your advices. I already tried to do what was written on the wiki yet I don 't hear any music from the site. Correct me if I was right on the steps I made.

1. I have this on my musiconhold. ...