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...bsence of human voice from both the VOIP end and the radio end, and try to balance the two people's rights to monopolize the conversation. The limitation is that the radio is not full-duplex, like a repeater, so when the person on the voip end is talking, and the radio whcih is attached to the dingotel is transmitting that signal, it is not listening, and nothing that the person on the remote radio end says is going to get through. It could be improved by actually using a full-duplex radio though.

Any one know of software that allows 2-way radios as VoIP(SIP) clients, besides dingotel's usb & mic cable trick ? http://www.dingotel.com/2way/requirements2way.asp They might be ok if the SIP client was not hardcode to their own SIP proxy Has anyone tried any hacks to get the 2-way radio SIP client to regsiter to a * box. hmm chan_frsgmfrs anyone? using the usb/mic cable und...

...6, the European equivalent of FRS). And Jim Dixon has made a parallel effort "AllStar" using Asterisk. I'm sure there are more. Once again, go look at the app_rpt documentation at http://www.zapatatelephony.org/app_rpt.html and look at the app_rpt right their in your Asterisk distro. DingoTel is the same sort of thing but with a voice recognition front end and voice activated transmit/receive switching VOX. I haven't had much luck in applications where one end of the conversation is someone who isn't experienced with VOX. 73 de WA6NMF

heya David ( Josephson ) :) >Only one brand of cheap GMRS radios that I've seen (Garmin) has the >duplex mode that allows use with repeaters and duplex base stations. I >think this is essential for successful integration with a phone system. so i check 2-way radio on the garmin site http://www.garmin.com/outdoor/products.html#2-way http://www.garmin.com/products/rino/