HUBNet

HUBNet streamt live vanuit Manchester, United Kingdom, op Tuninga Radio.

Dit radiostation is gespecialiseerd in News, Talk-muziek.

The station operates as an AllStar HUB, facilitating the linking of amateur radio systems globally. Its primary function is to coordinate and revitalize previously inactive repeaters and simplex gateways. The broadcaster utilizes AllStar (Asterisk), a configurable open-source Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) system, to connect radio transceivers via the internet. This allows for multimode communications, transcending traditional analogue FM and embracing multiple digital modes including DMR, Digital WiresX, and D-Star. The platform’s capabilities extend to incorporating HBLink & DVSwitch, further expanding its functionality within the amateur radio community. The station’s focus is on increasing radio activity and fostering a connected network for radio enthusiasts. The broadcaster’s programming revolves around the technical operation and maintenance of its AllStar HUB infrastructure. While specific on-air programming or hosted shows are not detailed, the website highlights the crucial contributions of several individuals in its operation. These include Steve M0HOY, the founder who established the station in May 2016, and Peter G7RPG, whose work has been instrumental in its development. The system also relies on the expertise of Court N0MJS, Jonathan G4KLX, Steve N4IRS & Mike N4IRR, who contribute to the integration of HBLink & DVSwitch. The station’s functionality provides a platform for amateur radio operators to connect and communicate using various digital modes. Established in May 2016, the station has rapidly grown to become the largest multimode AllStar communications platform within the UK. Heading into its sixth year of operation, the broadcaster has consistently pushed the boundaries of multimode amateur radio communications. The initial mandate was to address the decline in activity of repeaters and simplex gateways. The station’s growth is attributed to the collaborative efforts of numerous individuals and the adoption of technologies like AllStar (Asterisk), HBLink & DVSwitch. The platform’s success demonstrates a commitment to innovation and revitalization within the amateur radio community. The station is maintained through community support and relies on donations to cover operational costs. The website provides a mechanism for users to contribute financially, ensuring the continued functionality of the platform. The broadcaster's role is to provide a vital technical infrastructure for amateur radio operators, enabling a wider range of communication possibilities and fostering a global network of connected systems. The platform’s open-source nature and reliance on volunteer contributions highlight its community-driven ethos.