IRLP and the Interstate Repeater Society's Repeaters
Status and info page
Yes folks, we have installed and configured IRLP on the IRS 449.625 repeater. Our assigned node number is 4561.
The linkage between IRLP and the 449.625 system will remain while we work out the kinks in the system. Then we will move the linkage over to the Derry two meter system - 146.85. The link between IRLP and the IRS repeater is full time 24
hours a day 7 days a week, and if I did the programming correctly during all modes of operation, day time, drive time, nets, etc.
If you have never used IRLP, simply identify yourself, announce that you are connecting to IRLP node #### and tone it in.
When you break the link, announce that you re breaking the link, and tone in 73..
If you have never used IRLP, the IRLP web site has some good information and the list of nodes that you may want to try to connect to. Visit: http://www.irlp.net/ and make
sure you visit "IRLP Guidelines" and "Node Info" on the left side of the page.
Also, The membership of the IRS has declared the 449.625 system to be for "members of the club who are in good standing". Please visit http://www.irs.nhradio.org/
for more information.
While we can't control who connects to our system from IRLP, if you do notice bad behavior, try to note the time and the node number of the connecting node. The we can look in the logs, see where it came from, and block that node from
connecting to us, essentially a blacklisting.
No, we do not have ECHOlink installed at this time.
We do know about the "ERROR 202" that you sometimes get from the controller and are working to rectify it.
If you have any questions on "IRLP on IRS" please send mail to n1tec@comcast.net..
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