AllStar Live Status

Node 45595
State Linked
Detail Linked to nodes: 2592 2594 43302 45590 45593 45594 475151
Updated 2026-09-24T19:20:03Z
RI Digital LinkQuahog Repeater NetworkEst. 2016

One conversation.
Every mode.

Linked analog and digital voice across Rhode Island and beyond. AllStar, XLX, DMR, YSF, P25, NXDN, M17 and more, all bridged into the same QSO.

Op Note Please pause 3 to 4 seconds between transmissions so all systems can reset.

Link topology / Hub 45595Linked
7Linked nodes
12Access paths
24/7Uptime goal
Access matrix

Twelve on-ramps. One network.

Pick the mode your radio speaks. Every path below lands in the same linked conversation. Tap any mode to open its live dashboard.

AllStar Hub 45595

Core analog hub and Quahog repeaters

Dashboard
XLX / D-Star DCS059 A

Multi-mode reflector core

Dashboard
DMR / Brandmeister TG 31444

Brandmeister talkgroup

Dashboard
DMR / TGIF TG 31444

TGIF network talkgroup

Dashboard
YSF / Fusion 31444

System Fusion room

Dashboard
P25 31444

P25 reflector

Dashboard
NXDN 31444

NXDN reflector

Dashboard
M17 M17-003

Open-source digital voice

Dashboard
IRLP 9871

Tri-State Reflector channel

Dashboard
Peanut XLX059A

Android / PC access

Dashboard
HOIP 100041

Hams over IP

Details
NEXTET 4012

NEXTET extension

Details
What the system provides

Local analog coverage wired into a dense digital core.

RI Digital Link, in cooperation with the Quahog Repeater Network, gives you multiple on-ramps into the same conversation.

  1. Reliable local analog coverage via Quahog repeaters and AllStar node 45595.
  2. XLX DCS059A with multi-mode access for D-Star, DMR, YSF, P25, NXDN, and more.
  3. DMR talkgroup 31444 on Brandmeister and TGIF.
  4. Access from IRLP 9871, Peanut XLX059A, HOIP 100041, NEXTET 4012, and M17-003.
Who it's for

Built for operators, experimenters, and builders.

Local Rhode Island hams, visiting operators, and anyone who enjoys cross-mode linking, reflector building, and Linux-powered repeaters.

  1. Local operators who want dependable coverage and simple access.
  2. Digital voice users exploring M17, DMR, and XLX-style reflectors.
  3. Builders who like seeing real configs and understanding how the links are wired.

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