You might want to take a look at my project "thelinkbox". It supports the same <$10 USB audio dongles as Asterisk as well as IRLP, EchoLink and Dril interfaces. It can work independently of EchoLink and IRLP. You can setup a single Reflector/conference and connect all of your repeaters to it if you like or use point to point links. Repeaters connected via the conference can still operate full duplex. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/thelinkbox/
73's Skip WB6YMH --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "wa5jxy" <wa5...@...> wrote: > > OK, I have searched the ROIP posts, and I have to say all the posts I have > viewed just miss the point of what I am looking for. > Yes, there are MANY ROIP commercial product related posts. > All $$$$$$$$ > > What I am looking for is a SIMPLE and CHEAP solution for ROIP for AMATEUR > service. > OK, I understand the commercial product line and the need for small business > solutions ($$$$). Raytheon NXU etc. > > What about the amateur service trying to break into the ROIP solution? > I built a P25 repeater for amateur service just because the technology is > there. It works and is cheaper than buying a complete P25 commercial repeater. > > Now I want to build a ROIP interface similar to IRLP and Echolink without a > central server owned by someone else. > I have the dedicated fiber infrastructure (10GB backbone) in place I can > utilize for ROIP. > What I need is a schematic so I can build my own ROIP cards for PC or a cheap > already built card available on ebay. > There must be a Asterisk and cheap card solution out there. > Anybody already done this? > > I have an Asterisk PBX server already built and working. > Anybody set up Asterisk for ROIP and what card(s) did you use? > I see then for $159 on ebay but I already have MANY parts and can build them > cheaper, but still need a schematic or pre-built card. > If not, how about starting a discussion to do this? > > My goal is to link several repeaters via ROIP other than echolink or IRLP. > > Thanks! > Neil WA5JXY >
