Common questions about the SWLA-LINK digital voice and RF-to-IP network.
SWLA-LINK is a volunteer-operated amateur radio network providing wide-area digital voice and RF-to-IP connectivity across the Southwest.
Any properly licensed amateur radio operator may use the network.
Yes. Use of the network is free. Donations and sponsorships are voluntary and help offset infrastructure costs.
SWLA-LINK supports DMR, System Fusion (YSF), D-STAR, P25, NXDN, AllStarLink, and related RF-to-IP linking systems.
No All Amateur Radio Operators , Clubs are welcome from all across the world
Yes. We welcome you to connect
Yes. Listening to amateur radio transmissions is permitted. Transmitting requires a valid amateur radio license.
The network is funded through voluntary donations and sponsorships, which are used solely to support infrastructure and operational costs.
Live activity can be viewed on the dashboards page
Network issues may be reported by contacting SWLA-LINK administrators or checking the Network Status page for current incidents.