The best bang for the buck is the Bosch Telex IP-223 unit, of which I have a number of in service. Bosch owns Telex and Vega, I believe formerly Cetec Vega.
You have to understand how to tunnel through various internet paths, ports and configurations. I use a number of small add on tunneling boxes to reach the IP-223 units. Works pretty killer if you want to spend the money. Their DSP-223 is also a killer product. www.telex.com cheers, s. > "kt...@..." <kt...@...> wrote: > > Wondering if anyone has ever linked two Motorola repeaters together using > the Tone Remote Wireline methodology (2175 Guard Tone, specific function > tones, etc) over IP? Normally these links are run via dedicated microwave > links or T1 lines (i.e. on all the time). > > I'm thinking perhaps of using VoIP or simply "media player" style audio > streams where when one machine is active it sends the command tones and audio > to the other one. IRLP or Echolink could be an external option, but why not > use the built-in native interface that has worked for many years since the > connection to the repeater is fairly simple. > > This would be for region-to-region linking so voter timings, etc aren't > being considered. > > Thanks, > Tony >
