ALLSTAR Linking Hub 51061
Let us help make your Allstar connections MORE EXCITING AND ENJOYABLE.
More content equals more participation and membership.
Let us help make your Allstar connections MORE EXCITING AND ENJOYABLE.
More content equals more participation and membership.
We are looking for some great wholesome clubs and repeater systems to join us at the WestCoastReflector Allstar hub 51061. Even if you only have a simplex Allstar node, come join us at the WCR.
WCR has a complete scheduling platform to suite your clubs' individual needs. Join in on other clubs nets, let us connect to you during your Nets, events and everyday content. Meet new friends from multiple western states and beyond. All connections are monitored and managed by folks who know what clean wholesome content is all about. You can contact me directly at n6knevarnell@gmail.com or connect to all-star hub 51061.
PLEASE also check out ALROTANETS.com for additional activity including EComms options for any RACES, ARES, SKYWARN events.
As I see it, the Iphone was where it all began with Voice over Internet, then came Echolink, followed by IRLP. IRLP is all good, but today we have ALLSTAR. To me, ALLSTAR is the Mercedes-Benz of VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) Then you add SUPERMON to the mix... Holy crap man, you now have amazing linking abilities with the ultimate control and support of SUPERMON. BUT WAIT...now you add in all those folks from HAMVOIP! I'm telling you, IT JUST KEEPS GETTING BETTER! Today's Amateur Radio Clubs and Repeater owners are turning to ALLSTAR to connect their repeaters together. OH, but don't worry, most of them still have backup RF links, for those who know what SHTF means. ALLSTAR linking, controlling and managing is just...well, STUPID SIMPLE! To those Clubs and Groups that now support and use ALLSTAR for their linking needs, CUDOS TO YOU!
I take a collaborative and solution-focused approach to connecting HAM Clubs and Groups together. By working together, we can inspire the small quiet clubs to connect to the bigger or more advanced Repeater Systems for support, Meaningful and educational Nets and just broadening our repeater footprints in the Amateur radio community, Most importantly, GROWING OUR CLUBS AND SYSTEMS.
I have no specialties. What I do have is a passion for the hobby. I have the vision of what is needed and the motivation/drive to excite those involved in the hobby to think outside of the box.
I feel GMRS repeaters are equally important to today's community comms. If set up as an emergency or just rag chew, GMRS can be a vital addition to any HAM Radio club or system. GMRS is also definitely a great entry level beginning to Amateur Radio. Once they're hooked, clubs have a better chance to encourage testing for a Amateur license. We are most certainly seeing Amateur radio Clubs and repeater owners adding GMRS repeaters to their Systems. I know there can be some bad experiences with GMRS because there are some GMRS repeaters that are not related to Amateur radio clubs and some of them can seem unhinged, like CBers. This is possible if the GMRS repeater management allows it. HAM club GMRS repeaters have HAM Club style management. Those GMRS repeaters always seem to have a more professional-like demeanor. All I'm suggesting is don't be afraid of giving GMRS a try, you would be amazed how well it could boost your Clubs Membership. Just be sure everyone fully understands your club's bylaws.
When helping on the radio, it’s essential to gather the following information:
1ST, HOLD THE FREQUENCY. ASK OTHERS TO MONITOR AND COPY INFO. IF NEED BE HAND OFF THE CALL TO SOMEONE WHO MAY HAVE A BETTER SIGNAL.
Day and time of the incident: Ask the caller to provide the day and time when the incident occurred, how long have they been in distress as this can help you identify other possible problems. exposure to the elements can be deadly.
KN2R-PAUL-SUPERMON, Donated his expertise and time. Thank you Paul.
W2HR-HAROLD-MONITORING ADMIN
KB5QAT-THEO-The original creator of this 51061 virtual HUB. I didn't know how to do it!
AB7BS-CHRIS-Peak Radio Association. Chris donated all my original ALLSTAR equip and introduced me to ALLSTAR. He built me link radios, GMRS repeater with remote linking, and much more!
A Big Thank You to all who have donated!
SEE BUBBLE MAP FOR MOST CURRENT CONNECTIONS
AB7BS-CHRIS-47178 (PEAK RADIO ASSOCIATION)-50+ REPEATERS/ 24 ALLSTAR HUBS-03/2024
W2HR-HAROLD-52614-GRANTS PASS HUB with 4+ nodes
N6KNE-KEN-RF Node-48660, radioless-47828
KC3BXD-DAVID-508571
K7GND-LARRY-560782
N7TND-RALPH-524790
N7MRN-LARRY-526430
KC3BXD-DAVID-508571 147.530 Wexford, PA
K7JU-JOHN-492102 Eugene/Oregon/USA
If we see you connected for more then 7 days WCR will be glad to add you as a fulltime connection.
N6KNE-KEN (LIFETIMER)FOUNDER
KN2R-PAUL (LIFETIMER)/S-ADMIN
W2HR-HAROLD (LIFETIMER)/S-ADMIN
WA6RHK-JOHNNY JONES (SILENT KEY)
KB5QAT-THEO (LIFETIMER) ADMIN
AB7BS-CHRIS (LIFETIMER)/S-ADMIN
WA5AIR-CHARLEY (LIFETIMER)
K7JU-JOHN (LIFETIMER MEMBER)
N6DT-RICHARD (AWESOME MEMBER)
KZ6DAV-DAVE (LIFETIMER MEMBER)-ADMIN
K7GND-LARRY (LIFETIME MEMBER)-ADMIN ALROTA-5
42137 w7ups some Great folks in eastern Oregon and Washington
48296 CARLA 50+ repeaters (https://www.carlaradio.net/)
51366 SCARA 5 repeaters (k6sis.com)
42616 WH6AV Hawaii Mainland HUB Los Angeles, California
513253 ALROTANETS 3 (alrotanets.com)
513254 ALROTANETS 4 (alrotanets.com)
513255 ALROTANETS 5 (alrotanets.com) BLIND HAMS AND MORE, ADMIN IS K7GND LARRY
513256 ALROTANETS 6 (alrotanets.com)
513257 ALROTANETS 7 (alrotanets.com) Full Time connections in E-Comms "stand by" status.
CALIFORNIA FIRE WATCH
513258 ALROTANETS 8 (alrotanets.com) Emergency comms (connected)
513259 ALROTANETS 9 (alrotanets.com) Emergency comms
Friends who donated their time and/or money 2024, Thank you all!
DONATE $100+ you're an instant "LIFETIME MEMBER". Donate $50+ and you're definitely an "AWESOME MEMBER". All others ($50 or less) are just very appreciated donors and are recognized as "WCR MEMBERS".
THANK YOU!
ALLSTAR NODE/HUB #51061 IS A WHITE-LISTED HUB. JUST EMAIL N6KNEVARNELL@GMAIL.COM OR CONTACT KEN N6KNE VIA ALLSTAR HUB 513258 FOR MORE INFO.
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