Clear access
Registration requires review. Shared access and personal-node hosting are explained as different options, with different credentials and responsibilities.

About the project
DIGI HAM LINK is an amateur radio project developed around a simple idea: make server-hosted voice connections easier to use from a phone or computer.
On the application sign-in page, choose Register new account. Administrator approval is required.
The project combines browser audio, AllStar connections and configured digital voice bridges behind a focused operating screen.
K2PZB’s shared system provides a place for approved licensed operators to listen and talk without needing to run their own AllStar node. Owner controls handle network links, registration review and service oversight, while individual permissions define each account’s access.
DIGI HAM LINK aims to serve amateur radio enthusiasts worldwide. It does not replace the operating practices, station requirements or permissions of the systems it connects.

Registration requires review. Shared access and personal-node hosting are explained as different options, with different credentials and responsibilities.
Identify properly, leave pauses, avoid audio loops and follow the practices of connected systems. A shared room means your operating choices can affect others.
Activity displays and service indicators reflect observations. They are not invented user statistics, guaranteed availability or proof of intelligible end-to-end audio.
Project identity
Learn more about the operator on the supplied QRZ profile, or open the application to request registration.
A dedicated support email or contact form has not been supplied. The QRZ profile is an operator reference; no support response time is promised.
Start with your callsign
Request an account, wait for approval, and explore the systems linked to your assigned room. Shared access does not require your own AllStar node credentials.
For licensed amateur radio operators. Approval is required before you can sign in. Available controls depend on your account permissions and configured bridges.