The VK6-HUB is a series of Allstar nodes that link several different internet radio platforms and repeaters together. It can be connected into using either Allstar, DMR or Echolink via the node numbers/names below. The hub allows many nodes to connect and interact without having bandwidth limitations associated with slower home internet connections.

Allstar: VK6-HUB (42732)
  *Setup Your Own Node*: ClearNode
DMR: VK6RX – Brandmeister Talk Group 505005 (42716)
Echolink: *VK6-HUB* – 9610 (42717)
Web Browser: Listen via Broadcastify in your Web Browser or via the app here.

Normally the VK6-HUB  is connected to VK6ZGN’s (Bob) Allstar node 28608 which provides a radio path to VK6RLM 146.750 (146.150 input). The hub is also normally connected to the SW-Hub (South West) 42842 (also hosted on the same server), but this hub is a point for repeaters and nodes in the South West of Western Australia to connect into.

Quick Links
Allmon (VK6-HUB) – Use this page to view information on the HUB and other nodes within the VK6 Allstar network.
Allmon (VK8MT)
F-Troop (F-Troop)
Echolink Current Logins (echolink.org)
VK6 Allstar Network Group

Many thanks to Mal, VK8MT for providing the Supermon site and Bob, VK6ZGN for providing the link into VK6RLM. And also thanks to all the hams that have setup and are maintaining nodes that connect into the hubs.

VK6-HUB is hosted on my Proxmox VE server in Kununurra Western Australia. It has plenty of bandwidth and processing power available for practically limitless connections no matter how you choose to connect (DMR, Allstar and Echolink etc.)

Dell T310
CPU: Intel Xeon X3470 @ 2.93GHz.
RAM: 32GB ECC.
Storage: 2x 500GB Samsun SSD
Software: Proxmox VE.
Network: 10GbE

Internet: 100Mb/40Mb nbn VDSL2+.
Backup: Telstra LTE
Edge router: Binary Lane VPS (Perth)