List of hsmm nodes

List of hsmm nodes

This page is intended to be a complete complete list of all HSMM or hinternet nodes worldwide.
*The criteria for being a node on this list is as follows::#The system must operate at a speed of greater than 56kbit/s.:#The system must accommodate IPv4, IPv6 or both.:#The system must be able to accept connections and/or be used as a digipeater.:#The system must be operational within an authorized Amateur radio or MARS band.:#The system must be constantly powered on and accepting connections or digipeating, excluding power outages and maintenance downtime.

802.11

United States of America

Michigan

D-Star

United States of America

Alabama

ee also

*802.11
*AX.25
*D-Star
*Hinternet
*HSMM
*List of APRS nodes
*List of packet radio nodes
*Packet radio


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