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.

The IRLP uses Voice-Over-IP software and the power of the Internet to link your radio site to the world. The system uses its own custom interface board and software suite which makes interfacing your radio system to the world simple and cost effective.

The IRLP runs a large network of dedicated servers and nodes to offer the very best in voice communications. The heart of the IRLP is its Amateur Radio network which reaches hundreds of towns and cities across North America, linking them all with a full dynamic range, telephone quality sound.

Our node 737 is available via full duplex UHF link from any repeater in the SRA network.  The computer is a 200 Mhz Pentium PC running Red Hat 7.2 Linux, a duplexed 30 watt GE Mastr Exec II set to 5 watts, a 6 cavity db Products duplexer and a 5 element UHF yagi antenna.

Click here for the IRLP home page

Click here for node status