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[http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/ALE_Networks#International_Amateur_Radio_ALE_Channel_List International Amateur Radio ALE Channel List] | [http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/ALE_Networks#International_Amateur_Radio_ALE_Channel_List International Amateur Radio ALE Channel List] | ||
Revision as of 16:30, 1 March 2007
Automatic Link Establishment
Provides HF radios the ability to automatically link using the best frequency.
The HF Industry Association has a great page giving an overview of Automatic Link Establishment and how it works. See the following link:
See the ALE Neworks Page for a listing of ALE networks and their frequencies in use
ALE and Amateur Radio
HFLink.com is the primary resource and international frequency coordination entity for Amateur Radio ALE Automatic Link Establishment. The most current versions of the popular PC-ALE Freeware are available there.
International Amateur Radio ALE Channel List
Software and Hardware Decoding
- Hoka 300-32
- Monteria Centurion
- Multimode (Mac software
- PC-ALE
- Skysweeper
- Wavecom W40PC
- Wavecom W41USB
- Wavecom W41PC
- Wavecom W51PC
- Wavecom W51LAN
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