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Digital Voice New Zealand Net - Starts Saturday 20:30 NZT (Saturday 08:30 UTC), all are welcome.
How to access:
DVDU/FreeDMR DMR: TG 530
XLX299 Module B
ASL: 511780
NZSIP: 53299
YSF: #00530 or NXDN/P25: 53035 -
Digital Voice New Zealand Net - Starts Saturday 20:30 NZT (Saturday 08:30 UTC), all are welcome.
How to access:
DVDU/FreeDMR DMR: TG 530
XLX299 Module B
ASL: 511780
NZSIP: 53299
YSF: #00530 or NXDN/P25: 53035 -
Digital Voice New Zealand Net - Starts Saturday 20:30 NZT (Saturday 08:30 UTC), all are welcome.
How to access:
DVDU/FreeDMR DMR: TG 530
XLX299 Module B
ASL: 511780
NZSIP: 53299
YSF: #00530 or NXDN/P25: 53035 -
Digital Voice New Zealand Net - Starts Saturday 20:30 NZT (Saturday 08:30 UTC), all are welcome.
How to access:
DVDU/FreeDMR DMR: TG 530
XLX299 Module B
ASL: 511780
NZSIP: 53299
YSF: #00530 or NXDN/P25: 53035 -
Digital Voice New Zealand Net - Starts Saturday 20:30 NZT (Saturday 08:30 UTC), all are welcome.
How to access:
DVDU/FreeDMR DMR: TG 530
XLX299 Module B
ASL: 511780
NZSIP: 53299
YSF: #00530 or NXDN/P25: 53035 -
We've added new podcasts to the Digital Voice New Zealand #NZSIP Podcast player, also available on #amateurWire and #hoip
Dial 69111 from your NZSIP Service or +640 69111 from HoIP or AW.
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We've added new podcasts to the Digital Voice New Zealand #NZSIP Podcast player, also available on #amateurWire and #hoip
Dial 69111 from your NZSIP Service or +640 69111 from HoIP or AW.
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We've added new podcasts to the Digital Voice New Zealand #NZSIP Podcast player, also available on #amateurWire and #hoip
Dial 69111 from your NZSIP Service or +640 69111 from HoIP or AW.
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We've added new podcasts to the Digital Voice New Zealand #NZSIP Podcast player, also available on #amateurWire and #hoip
Dial 69111 from your NZSIP Service or +640 69111 from HoIP or AW.
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[Amateur Radio News Press Release]
NZSIP Offers Local Alternative following Hamshack Hotline Sunset
[Oceania, 23 Jul 25] – In light of the recent announcement regarding the sunsetting of the Hamshack Hotline VoIP service next month, the Australian and New Zealand amateur radio community has a local alternative from Digital Voice New Zealand - NZSIP. This innovative service aims to fill the void left by Hamshack Hotline, providing a robust and locally supported Voice-over-IP (VoIP) solution for amateur radio operators.
One of the standout features of NZSIP is its seamless interconnectivity. The platform allows direct dialling between other ham VoIP services Amateur Wire, and Hams Over IP providing access to a global network or VoIP services, bridges to a variety of traditional radio links, allstar nodes and conference services along with a few games too.
"Rather than centralising the services like Hamshack Hotline did - our approach is to interoperate with others", said Jared/VK2WAY, “the way telephone exchanges were designed to and have traditionally done”, they added.
Founded in July 2023, NZSIP has recently expanded its capabilities and established a second exchange, now operating in both Auckland and Sydney, ensuring low-latency and reliable connections for operators across the region and now welcoming international subscribers. This localised infrastructure is backed by a dedicated support team, based right here in Australia and New Zealand, ready to assist users with setup, troubleshooting, and any queries.
"NZSIP is uniquely placed to offer a replacement service with local infrastructure, dedicated support, and innovative interconnections that truly foster communication within our amateur radio community." NZSIP and Digital Voice New Zealand founder, Phil/ZL2RO said.
Amateur radio operators are encouraged to explore NZSIP as a viable and reliable replacement for Hamshack Hotline. Further details on how to register and connect to the NZSIP network see our website at dvnz.nz/nzsip
#ham #voip #nzsip #dvnz #voiceoverip #hamradio #amateur_radio #pressrelease #mediarelease #amatuerradionews
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[Amateur Radio News Press Release]
NZSIP Offers Local Alternative following Hamshack Hotline Sunset
[Oceania, 23 Jul 25] – In light of the recent announcement regarding the sunsetting of the Hamshack Hotline VoIP service next month, the Australian and New Zealand amateur radio community has a local alternative from Digital Voice New Zealand - NZSIP. This innovative service aims to fill the void left by Hamshack Hotline, providing a robust and locally supported Voice-over-IP (VoIP) solution for amateur radio operators.
One of the standout features of NZSIP is its seamless interconnectivity. The platform allows direct dialling between other ham VoIP services Amateur Wire, and Hams Over IP providing access to a global network or VoIP services, bridges to a variety of traditional radio links, allstar nodes and conference services along with a few games too.
"Rather than centralising the services like Hamshack Hotline did - our approach is to interoperate with others", said Jared/VK2WAY, “the way telephone exchanges were designed to and have traditionally done”, they added.
Founded in July 2023, NZSIP has recently expanded its capabilities and established a second exchange, now operating in both Auckland and Sydney, ensuring low-latency and reliable connections for operators across the region and now welcoming international subscribers. This localised infrastructure is backed by a dedicated support team, based right here in Australia and New Zealand, ready to assist users with setup, troubleshooting, and any queries.
"NZSIP is uniquely placed to offer a replacement service with local infrastructure, dedicated support, and innovative interconnections that truly foster communication within our amateur radio community." NZSIP and Digital Voice New Zealand founder, Phil/ZL2RO said.
Amateur radio operators are encouraged to explore NZSIP as a viable and reliable replacement for Hamshack Hotline. Further details on how to register and connect to the NZSIP network see our website at dvnz.nz/nzsip
#ham #voip #nzsip #dvnz #voiceoverip #hamradio #amateur_radio #pressrelease #mediarelease #amatuerradionews
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[Amateur Radio News Press Release]
NZSIP Offers Local Alternative following Hamshack Hotline Sunset
[Oceania, 23 Jul 25] – In light of the recent announcement regarding the sunsetting of the Hamshack Hotline VoIP service next month, the Australian and New Zealand amateur radio community has a local alternative from Digital Voice New Zealand - NZSIP. This innovative service aims to fill the void left by Hamshack Hotline, providing a robust and locally supported Voice-over-IP (VoIP) solution for amateur radio operators.
One of the standout features of NZSIP is its seamless interconnectivity. The platform allows direct dialling between other ham VoIP services Amateur Wire, and Hams Over IP providing access to a global network or VoIP services, bridges to a variety of traditional radio links, allstar nodes and conference services along with a few games too.
"Rather than centralising the services like Hamshack Hotline did - our approach is to interoperate with others", said Jared/VK2WAY, “the way telephone exchanges were designed to and have traditionally done”, they added.
Founded in July 2023, NZSIP has recently expanded its capabilities and established a second exchange, now operating in both Auckland and Sydney, ensuring low-latency and reliable connections for operators across the region and now welcoming international subscribers. This localised infrastructure is backed by a dedicated support team, based right here in Australia and New Zealand, ready to assist users with setup, troubleshooting, and any queries.
"NZSIP is uniquely placed to offer a replacement service with local infrastructure, dedicated support, and innovative interconnections that truly foster communication within our amateur radio community." NZSIP and Digital Voice New Zealand founder, Phil/ZL2RO said.
Amateur radio operators are encouraged to explore NZSIP as a viable and reliable replacement for Hamshack Hotline. Further details on how to register and connect to the NZSIP network see our website at dvnz.nz/nzsip
#ham #voip #nzsip #dvnz #voiceoverip #hamradio #amateur_radio #pressrelease #mediarelease #amatuerradionews
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[Amateur Radio News Press Release]
NZSIP Offers Local Alternative following Hamshack Hotline Sunset
[Oceania, 23 Jul 25] – In light of the recent announcement regarding the sunsetting of the Hamshack Hotline VoIP service next month, the Australian and New Zealand amateur radio community has a local alternative from Digital Voice New Zealand - NZSIP. This innovative service aims to fill the void left by Hamshack Hotline, providing a robust and locally supported Voice-over-IP (VoIP) solution for amateur radio operators.
One of the standout features of NZSIP is its seamless interconnectivity. The platform allows direct dialling between other ham VoIP services Amateur Wire, and Hams Over IP providing access to a global network or VoIP services, bridges to a variety of traditional radio links, allstar nodes and conference services along with a few games too.
"Rather than centralising the services like Hamshack Hotline did - our approach is to interoperate with others", said Jared/VK2WAY, “the way telephone exchanges were designed to and have traditionally done”, they added.
Founded in July 2023, NZSIP has recently expanded its capabilities and established a second exchange, now operating in both Auckland and Sydney, ensuring low-latency and reliable connections for operators across the region and now welcoming international subscribers. This localised infrastructure is backed by a dedicated support team, based right here in Australia and New Zealand, ready to assist users with setup, troubleshooting, and any queries.
"NZSIP is uniquely placed to offer a replacement service with local infrastructure, dedicated support, and innovative interconnections that truly foster communication within our amateur radio community." NZSIP and Digital Voice New Zealand founder, Phil/ZL2RO said.
Amateur radio operators are encouraged to explore NZSIP as a viable and reliable replacement for Hamshack Hotline. Further details on how to register and connect to the NZSIP network see our website at dvnz.nz/nzsip
#ham #voip #nzsip #dvnz #voiceoverip #hamradio #amateur_radio #pressrelease #mediarelease #amatuerradionews
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Want an extension or a RF Link. Apply via the email address provided on the web page[1]
NZSIP has Bridges to HoIP, Amateur Wire
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Want an extension or a RF Link. Apply via the email address provided on the web page[1]
NZSIP has Bridges to HoIP, Amateur Wire
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Want an extension or a RF Link. Apply via the email address provided on the web page[1]
NZSIP has Bridges to HoIP, Amateur Wire
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Want an extension or a RF Link. Apply via the email address provided on the web page[1]
NZSIP has Bridges to HoIP, Amateur Wire
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Want an extension or a RF Link. Apply via the email address provided on the web page[1]
NZSIP has Bridges to HoIP, Amateur Wire
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A little bit about some recent #VOIP adventures, featuring Hamshack Hotline, Hams over IP, NZSIP from DVNZ, and moving my ATT land line phone to voip.ms .
Please don't let anyone ever tell you that this is "not really ham radio" when there is a ham at each end of a conversation!
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A little bit about some recent #VOIP adventures, featuring Hamshack Hotline, Hams over IP, NZSIP from DVNZ, and moving my ATT land line phone to voip.ms .
Please don't let anyone ever tell you that this is "not really ham radio" when there is a ham at each end of a conversation!
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A little bit about some recent #VOIP adventures, featuring Hamshack Hotline, Hams over IP, NZSIP from DVNZ, and moving my ATT land line phone to voip.ms .
Please don't let anyone ever tell you that this is "not really ham radio" when there is a ham at each end of a conversation!
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A little bit about some recent #VOIP adventures, featuring Hamshack Hotline, Hams over IP, NZSIP from DVNZ, and moving my ATT land line phone to voip.ms .
Please don't let anyone ever tell you that this is "not really ham radio" when there is a ham at each end of a conversation!
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A little bit about some recent #VOIP adventures, featuring Hamshack Hotline, Hams over IP, NZSIP from DVNZ, and moving my ATT land line phone to voip.ms .
Please don't let anyone ever tell you that this is "not really ham radio" when there is a ham at each end of a conversation!