Below is a guest contribution from Phil Kern VK5PK, a 44Net user. If you’re a 44Net user and are interested in submitting a guest contribution, please reach out to comms@ardc.net. Summary Australian clubs and KernWi‑Fi, a local ISP, partnered to engineer a carrier‑grade IP fabric for Yaesu Internet-linked Multi-site Repeater System (IMRS) (DR‑2X) linking— using … Read More
Are you a ham that wants to experiment with 44Net but found the setup process to be intimidating? Say no more, because we’ve got great news for you! We’re excited to introduce 44Net Connect, a service that makes it easy for hams to begin using 44Net IPv4 addresses through a simple, modern setup. Whether you’re … Read More
We’re excited to share that we are now on YouTube! Our channel will be a place where we highlight information about our programs, along with relevant how-to guides, and other content that supports our mission. To kick things off, in continuing our celebration of 44 years of 44Net, we invite you to check out our … Read More
Ever since ARDC started making grants, our grantees have shown interest in finding ways to connect with one another. This interest was confirmed at our first ever online Grantee Gathering back in April of this year when 80 – yes 80! – of our grantees showed up. Meanwhile, we’d been learning from some surveys that … Read More
One of the reasons that Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC) exists is to manage – and encourage the use of – 44Net (also known as AMPRNet), the IP address space allocated to amateur radio. This space consists of about 12 million IPv4 addresses (44.0.0.0/9 and 44.128.0.0/10) and is used exclusively by radio amateurs for scientific … Read More
