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There is a guy on RR who's been attempting it. It's not as flexible as doing it off of asterisk or something similar to IRLP (which is a combination of a repeater program and a VOIP program called speak freely).

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we just started using free radio network which can connect with zello you can connect to our sever via pc with mic and speakers you can interface with repeater or radio we're testing with a radio connected to pc the radio transmitts & recives on the repeater work fair but works better connected to repeater it also plays wave files for ID's & announcements  plays time at top of the hour if interested in connecting with it send access request thru mygmrs.com black swamp 550 repeater in toledo, ohio

the software is free & can be found at www.freeradionetwork.eu

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I've been looking into different forms of ROIP…NXU's aren't cheap ~$900 a piece but they are quite easy to setup. Asterisk is dirt cheap but takes some configuration. Zello just doesn't seem like a mid-priced option for a several repeater system linked over a period of a few years.

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Asterisk configuration is not to bad and like you said is dirt cheep also it gives you the most flexibility. Zello for linking is not a good fit in less you get the paid version that has the ptt over comport vox is not any good.

 

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