Internet Radio Linking Project (IRLP) Resources
Connect your ham radio site globally using Voice-Over-IP software and the Internet with IRLP technology.
The Internet Radio Linking Project, or IRLP, connects amateur radio repeaters and stations worldwide using the internet. Hams can use their local repeater to make QSOs with operators across continents, extending the reach of VHF/UHF signals far beyond their normal range. This system allows for global communication without relying on HF propagation, making it popular for daily chats, nets, and emergency communications.
Operators interested in IRLP can find resources covering node setup, network status, and operational guides. Many regional groups, like the Bass Amateur Radio IRLP Group in Victoria, Australia, maintain local nodes and provide support. Information is also available for specific nodes, such as VK3RVZ Node 6506, detailing their coverage and access. Hams can also locate official distributors and support centers, like the UK distributor, for equipment and technical assistance.
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The bass amateur radio IRLP group node 6391. victoria australia. info IRLP stands for the Internet Radio Linking Project. The aim of this project is to link radio systems separated by long distance without the use of expensive leased lines, satellites, or controllers. -
EchoLink and IRLP Internet Radio Linking Project Node's, Hurricane Watch Audio Feed's and Info, Live Scanner/Other Feed's from the USA, Local Ham Frequencies, Online Receiver's, Shoutcast Live Audio Feed's from the USA, Southern California Frequencies and more -
Introduction to IRLP -
VK3RVZ IRLP Node 6506, covering the Port Phillip bay area and inner suburbs