Networks
The Australian Multimode Network hosts portions of a number of independent Amateur Radio RoIP networks. As of October 2025, the following networks have a presence:
Pride Radio Network
The Pride Radio Network was the first network hosted on the system, and has the largest presence, with the entire Australian portion of the Pride Network being hosted on the Australian Multimode Network. Parts of the Pride network hosted are:
M17 M17-432 D and M17-IP6 D.
DMR bridge to DVDU 969, FreeDMR 969, FreeSTAR System-X 969 and TGIF 2969.
YSF 50535.
NXDN 50535.
P25 50535.
D-STAR XLX432 D and REF023 D.
AllStar 27154.
EchoLink *PRIDE* and VK3JED-L.
IRLP 9550.
DVSwitch hUC web client https://pride.vkradio.com (listen only).
SvxReflector svx.vkradio.com:5300, Talkgroup 969. Contact me (Tony VK3JED) using my QRZ details or the contact form on this site to arrange access.
For more information about the Pride Radio Network, click here. Guidelines and Code of Conduct are here.
Starfleet Amateur Radio Group
Combining Amateur Radio with an interest in Star Trek, the Australian Multimode Network how hosts an Australian presence for SFARG, as well as providing technical support for a major upgrade to their US operations. The Australian Multimode Network hosts the following endpoints for SFARG:
M17 M17-432 S.
DMR DMR bridge to DVDU TG 1701.
YSF 01701.
P25 1701.
NXDN 1701.
AllStar 21999.
For more information about SFARG, click here.
M17 Project
The Australian Multimode Network is proud to host the M17 Project. The goal of the M17 Project is to develop a 100% free and open digital voice mode - M17 - for the Amateur Radio community. The main centre of community activity and host of the weekly M17 net is M17-M17 C. Bridges to M17-M17 C are hosted on the Australian Multimode Network at the following endpoints:
M17 M17-432 C and M17-IP6 C.
DMR bridge to DVDU 9517, FreeDMR 9517 and FreeSTAR System-X 9517.
YSF 09517.
NXDN 9517.
P25 9517.
D-STAR XLX432 C.
AllStar 21997.
IRLP 9557.
DVSwitch hUC web client https://m17-m17.vkradio.com (listen only)
SvxReflector svx.vkradio.com:5300, Talkgroup 9517. Contact me (Tony VK3JED) using my QRZ details or the contact form on this site to arrange access.
For more information about the M17 Project, click here.
FreeSTAR Module X
Module X is part of the FreeSTAR DMR network that bridges to multiple modes. The Australian Multimode Network hosts M17, as well as other digital modes as follows:
M17 M17-432 X and M17-IP6 X.
YSF 50536.
P25 50536.
AllStar 21993.
DVSwitch hUC web client https://module-x.vkradio.com (listen only).
Pride SSTV/Data Network
The Pride SSTV/Data Network is a network specially configured to pass SSTV and digital modes that are encoded at audio frequencies like FreeDV, FT8, JS8Call, etc. Unlike the other networks hosted, there are no DV endpoints, because the aggressive vocoders used for digital voice tend to corrupt the audio tones of these modes. The Pride SSTV/Data Network is hosted on:
AllStar 21994.
DVSwitch hUC web client https://sstv.vkradio.com (listen only).
ANZEL Network
This is a large global network based around EchoLink, AllStar and IRLP with many links around the world. The Australian Multimode Network provides M17 and other modes as requested by the ANZEL admins. Currently, the following endpoints are hosted:
M17 M17-432 H and M17-IP6 H.
AllStar 21991.
EchoLink *HAM*.
IRLP 9556.
DVSwitch hUC web client https://anzel.vkradio.com (listen only).
For more information about ANZEL, click here. Code of Conduct is here.
*AUSSIE*
This is an Australian ragchew network that originated on the IRLP reflector that is now part of the Australian Multimode Network. Endpoints hosted are:
M17 M17-432 V and M17-IP6 V.
AllStar 21996.
EchoLink *AUSSIE*.
IRLP 9559.
DVSwitch hUC web client https://aussie.vkradio.com (listen only)
*VK3JED*
This is an Australian network that originated on the IRLP reflector that is now part of the Australian Multimode Network. There are a number of scheduled nets that wake place here. When no net is in progress, the network is available for general use. Endpoints hosted are:
EchoLink *VK3JED*.
IRLP 9558.
M17 A module interlink.
M17-432 A and M17-IP6 A are interlinked to several other M17 reflector A modules around the world as part of an international M17 network.
DMR Bridging Servers.
There are two DMR bridging servers integrated into the Australian Multimode Network. One of these servers manages bridges to the DVDU DMR network, the other performs DMR bridging functions between the various linked DMR networks, as well as acting as a local master for bridges to the other modes.
Talkgroup 1294.
Talkgroup 1294 is a project to link Australian 23cm FM repeaters using SvxReflector and SvxLink. See the Talkgroup 1294 section of this site for more information. Talkgroup 1294 can be accessed at:
SvxReflector svx.vkradio.com:5300, Talkgroup 1294.
DVSwitch hUC web client https://tg1194.vkradio.com (listen only).
Pride Radio Network
The Pride Radio Network was the first network hosted on the system, and has the largest presence, with the entire Australian portion of the Pride Network being hosted on the Australian Multimode Network. Parts of the Pride network hosted are:
M17 M17-432 D and M17-IP6 D.
DMR bridge to DVDU 969, FreeDMR 969, FreeSTAR System-X 969 and TGIF 2969.
YSF 50535.
NXDN 50535.
P25 50535.
D-STAR XLX432 D and REF023 D.
AllStar 27154.
EchoLink *PRIDE* and VK3JED-L.
IRLP 9550.
DVSwitch hUC web client https://pride.vkradio.com (listen only).
SvxReflector svx.vkradio.com:5300, Talkgroup 969. Contact me (Tony VK3JED) using my QRZ details or the contact form on this site to arrange access.
For more information about the Pride Radio Network, click here. Guidelines and Code of Conduct are here.
Starfleet Amateur Radio Group
Combining Amateur Radio with an interest in Star Trek, the Australian Multimode Network how hosts an Australian presence for SFARG, as well as providing technical support for a major upgrade to their US operations. The Australian Multimode Network hosts the following endpoints for SFARG:
M17 M17-432 S.
DMR DMR bridge to DVDU TG 1701.
YSF 01701.
P25 1701.
NXDN 1701.
AllStar 21999.
For more information about SFARG, click here.
M17 Project
The Australian Multimode Network is proud to host the M17 Project. The goal of the M17 Project is to develop a 100% free and open digital voice mode - M17 - for the Amateur Radio community. The main centre of community activity and host of the weekly M17 net is M17-M17 C. Bridges to M17-M17 C are hosted on the Australian Multimode Network at the following endpoints:
M17 M17-432 C and M17-IP6 C.
DMR bridge to DVDU 9517, FreeDMR 9517 and FreeSTAR System-X 9517.
YSF 09517.
NXDN 9517.
P25 9517.
D-STAR XLX432 C.
AllStar 21997.
IRLP 9557.
DVSwitch hUC web client https://m17-m17.vkradio.com (listen only)
SvxReflector svx.vkradio.com:5300, Talkgroup 9517. Contact me (Tony VK3JED) using my QRZ details or the contact form on this site to arrange access.
For more information about the M17 Project, click here.
FreeSTAR Module X
Module X is part of the FreeSTAR DMR network that bridges to multiple modes. The Australian Multimode Network hosts M17, as well as other digital modes as follows:
M17 M17-432 X and M17-IP6 X.
YSF 50536.
P25 50536.
AllStar 21993.
DVSwitch hUC web client https://module-x.vkradio.com (listen only).
Pride SSTV/Data Network
The Pride SSTV/Data Network is a network specially configured to pass SSTV and digital modes that are encoded at audio frequencies like FreeDV, FT8, JS8Call, etc. Unlike the other networks hosted, there are no DV endpoints, because the aggressive vocoders used for digital voice tend to corrupt the audio tones of these modes. The Pride SSTV/Data Network is hosted on:
AllStar 21994.
DVSwitch hUC web client https://sstv.vkradio.com (listen only).
ANZEL Network
This is a large global network based around EchoLink, AllStar and IRLP with many links around the world. The Australian Multimode Network provides M17 and other modes as requested by the ANZEL admins. Currently, the following endpoints are hosted:
M17 M17-432 H and M17-IP6 H.
AllStar 21991.
EchoLink *HAM*.
IRLP 9556.
DVSwitch hUC web client https://anzel.vkradio.com (listen only).
For more information about ANZEL, click here. Code of Conduct is here.
*AUSSIE*
This is an Australian ragchew network that originated on the IRLP reflector that is now part of the Australian Multimode Network. Endpoints hosted are:
M17 M17-432 V and M17-IP6 V.
AllStar 21996.
EchoLink *AUSSIE*.
IRLP 9559.
DVSwitch hUC web client https://aussie.vkradio.com (listen only)
*VK3JED*
This is an Australian network that originated on the IRLP reflector that is now part of the Australian Multimode Network. There are a number of scheduled nets that wake place here. When no net is in progress, the network is available for general use. Endpoints hosted are:
EchoLink *VK3JED*.
IRLP 9558.
M17 A module interlink.
M17-432 A and M17-IP6 A are interlinked to several other M17 reflector A modules around the world as part of an international M17 network.
DMR Bridging Servers.
There are two DMR bridging servers integrated into the Australian Multimode Network. One of these servers manages bridges to the DVDU DMR network, the other performs DMR bridging functions between the various linked DMR networks, as well as acting as a local master for bridges to the other modes.
Talkgroup 1294.
Talkgroup 1294 is a project to link Australian 23cm FM repeaters using SvxReflector and SvxLink. See the Talkgroup 1294 section of this site for more information. Talkgroup 1294 can be accessed at:
SvxReflector svx.vkradio.com:5300, Talkgroup 1294.
DVSwitch hUC web client https://tg1194.vkradio.com (listen only).
