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I havenвЂ™t had a chance to make it work yet but I hope to do so soon: I thankfully found a snippet of a post from this forum which seems to answer my question. mobile in your car) to the Echolink node, and then off to wherever you want to chat in the world

#ECHOLINK APP ANDROID CONNECT FAILED HOW TO#

A super clear tutorial about how to connect from your radio (ie.

Here is the evolving and improving document as I find solutions to these challenges:

#ECHOLINK APP ANDROID CONNECT FAILED ANDROID#

Within the Android Echolink app, the nodes donвЂ™t display their node numbers! This is kind of amazing to me.

There are more than 200,000 validated users worldwide - in 151 of the worldвЂ™s 193 nations - with about 5,200 online at any given time. This probably wasnвЂ™t relevant at all ten years ago but Echolink has literally revolutionized the posibilities. I could speak a basic conversation but I didnвЂ™t have this kind of terminology. I thought I would try to connect to a South Korean Echolink node and realized I didnвЂ™t know how to say вЂњVE7CAK monitoringвЂќ in Korean.

There is no place, it seems, where you can go for a language translation of amateur radio terminology.

There is no Echolink software in the Ubuntu Software Center.

mobile in your car) to the Echolink node, and then off to wherever you want to chat in the world.

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I will post the results of my research right after I summarize the points and hopefully this can remain a вЂlive documentвЂ™ so I can update it as I learn more: The following are the areas that I realized are missing or lacking in Echolink. Regardless, we need to pull together as real radio men (and women, and children) and make this Echolink thing more approachable so we can start connecting more. If it was designed for Ubuntu there would probably be a feature length instructional video by now and it would be integrated in the operating system (That was just a mini-rant). The original software was designed for the ever-proprietary Windows OS only so you are dealing with people who donвЂ™t know how to think for themselves, let alone help others think.The likelihood of someone using a radio to connect to the Echolink node using DTMF tones versus those who will connect with an app on their smart phone are far less so all energy and instructions are focused on the appy people.They just have to figure it out (quite likely). The Echolink material was written for the people who set up and maintain the node, not for the end user.Club members who pay for the hardware and service donвЂ™t want outsiders to figure out how to use their gear (highly unlikely).If you canвЂ™t do it with your own radio and antennas then you are relying on some ISP (Internet Service Provider) Real radio men believe internet-connected radios are for sissies.IвЂ™m not sure why but here are my guesses: Special thanks to VA7OBI for re-igniting my airwaves and for the folks who set up the Burnaby 147.060 repeater with the kick (_!_) coverage.Д®cholink has always been mysteriously well hidden вЂ“ even in the midst of ham-sters. And IвЂ™m here to stay вЂ“ God willing and the creek donвЂ™t rise. That said, my name is VE7CAK and IвЂ™m back. IвЂ™m definitely not the guy to have the right to complain about anything based on my participation in the community.

IвЂ™ll admit that IвЂ™ve been a weekend warrior ham man for too many years.

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