Ok, so it’s probably time that I created some form of table of who’s what, where :)…

We just brought up a new Kenwood site today on VHF and Norm in Tallahassee will be adding a UHF site to that a bit later.

Current list of linked systems, frequencies and RAN codes.

• I – Atlanta, GA – 442.025+, RAN 1
• I – Atlanta, GA – 443.050+, RAN 1
• I – Cleveland, OH – 444.45625+, RAN 1
• I – Tampa, FL – 444.425+, RAN 1
• I – New Port Richey, FL – 442.7625+, RAN 1
• I – South Lansing, MI – 443.250+, RAN 5
• I – Toronto, ONT – 443.050+, RAN 1
• I – Taunton, MA – 145.280-, RAN 1
• I – Swansea, MA – 145.320-, RAN 1
• I – Pinckney, MI – 146.500 +1.000mhz, RAN 47
• I – Seattle, WA – ?? (coming online soon)
• K – Venice, FL – 444.100+, RAN 1
• K – Orlando, FL – 442.0375+, RAN 1
• K – Lakeland, FL – 146.655-, RAN 1
• K – Bristol, CT – 449.975-, RAN 1
• K – Bristol, CT – 145.220-, RAN 1 (off net until further notice)
• K – Johnson City, TX
• K – Greensboro, FL – 147.390+, RAN 1
• K – Tallahassee, FL – 444.175+, RAN 1
• K – Milwaukee, WI – 444.750+, RAN 1
• K – Ankara, Turkey – 145.775-, RAN 1
• K – Vancouver, BC
• K – Searcy, AR – 146.655-, RAN 1
• K – Searcy, AR – 444.500+, RAN 1

This morning we conducted a little test.  A Kenwood Repeater, connected to a 4G Wireless router, all external IP addresses are private and will not accept incoming port forward requests.

We successfully connected the Kenwood to the WW NXDN network and carried on a conversation. :).

Stealth IP now works on the Kenwood NXREF…. yeah, no more VPN, no more static IP address, no more 15 IP limit.  I think we’ve now shattered all the barriers …

Alan