Auvergne–Rhône-Alpes

The ARA network

An experimental amateur-radio network supporting communication, mutual assistance and technical experimentation.

Live listening

ARA network audio stream

Reception from the F1SYH access point on 433.525 MHz. Playback must be started manually in the browser.

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POINT D'ACCÈS F1SYH · MIRIBEL

Activité du Kenwood TM-733

Consultez l'activité de transmission du point d'accès radio de Miribel : temps d'émission, nombre de passages en PTT, duty-cycle, répartition de l'activité et historique des dernières transmissions.

Kenwood TM-733 433,525 MHz F1SYH Miribel · JN25LT

Information

The ARA — Auvergne–Rhône-Alpes network is an experimental amateur-radio network designed to encourage exchanges between operators, test new communication solutions and connect different radio technologies.

It is mainly based on SvxLink and interconnects repeaters, access points and amateur-radio stations over the Internet. It can also provide gateways to systems such as EchoLink and selected digital networks while retaining the simplicity and friendly nature of analogue radio.

ARA is not intended to replace traditional radio contacts. It complements them by helping geographically distant operators, or operators constrained by their radio environment, to stay in touch.

The network is open to experimentation, knowledge sharing and the exploration of technologies related to voice over IP, amateur-radio repeaters and digital systems. It is developed on a voluntary and collaborative basis, in keeping with the spirit of amateur radio.

Network courtesy

  • Listen before transmitting.
  • Leave a few seconds between transmissions.
  • State your callsign clearly.
  • Avoid excessively long conversations when several stations are present.
  • Keep exchanges respectful, friendly and accessible to everyone.