Hams Over IP (HoIP) is a modern ham radio communication platform that bridges traditional amateur radio with internet protocol technologies. Our system enables seamless voice communication between amateur radio operators worldwide through a unified network infrastructure.
The platform integrates multiple communication methods including traditional RF links, AllStar nodes, digital modes, and conference bridges to create a comprehensive amateur radio communication ecosystem.
Welcome to America’s Kansas City Wide, an International network of Amateur Radio digital repeaters. Digital access to America’s Kansas City Wide digital network is available from anywhere in the world via Yaesu Wires-X, YSF, DMR, ICOM D-Star, P25, M17, and NXDN.
A list of VHF/UHF repeaters that carry Kansas City Wide is available HERE.
Modes currently available to Kansas City Wide visitors:
Our linked repeater coverage in the Kansas City Metro overlaps, providing some redundancy in the case of power failure or emergency, and aiding lower power stations access across the area.
PLEASE! Make sure you have your valid callsign programmed into the panel of your Yaesu Fusion radio! This means no special characters before or in the middle of your call. Invalid callsigns will prevent you from being heard in large portions of the room. In most cases, you will find your radio blocked from the room completely.
When using Kansas City Wide, your Fusion radio must be in DN mode. VW mode will not be sent to any of the bridged networks (YSF, DMR, DStar, etc.).
When accessing local repeaters, please refer to the Kansas City Wide Repeater Map to select the repeater closest to you.
Kansas City Wide is made possible by the support of local amateur radio clubs, and individuals working together to build a robust and reliable repeater network across the entire greater Kansas City area. Working together, we continue to grow!
No Fusion radio? Listen to the Kansas City Wide room on any PC or mobile phone via Broadcastify. Note that the Broadcastify feed can be anywhere from 30 seconds to 3 minutes delayed. Stations connecting to Kansas City Wide via Echolink will not be heard on Broadcastify.
Just click on the Broadcastify ink below to open the Broadcastify player in a new window.
Built by hams for hams. openRig focuses on reliability, simplicity, and a modern experience across all your devices.
Hotspot Support
Run YSF and DMR hotspots on Raspberry Pi hardware with a clean web interface and reflector management. YSF is fully tested; DMR support is in active development.
Remote CAT Control
Control any hamlib-compatible rig over the network. openRigOS turns a Raspberry Pi into a headless CAT controller discoverable via mDNS.
Mobile & Desktop Apps
Native apps for macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android. Log QSOs, watch DX spots, control your rig — all from one place.
ConnectRPC API
A modern gRPC/Connect API on every device. Build your own integrations or use the official apps — the choice is yours.
Auto-Discovery
openRig devices advertise themselves over mDNS. Your apps find them automatically — no IP addresses to remember.
Open Source
Every line of code is open. Fork it, extend it, contribute back. Licensed under MIT.
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