26RC126 CROSSLINK RADIO NETWORK
WELCOME!!
WE DO NOT ALLOW LICENSED SERVICES SUCH AS GMRS
AND HAM ON THE SAME NETWORK – FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT 26RC126!
UPDATE 07/10/2026: MOST OF EVERYTHING WILL BE
MIGRATED TO ALLSTARLINK3 SO CONTENTS MAY BE OUTDATED, AND VENTRILO 2/VENTRILO 3/MUMBLE/FREE
RADIO NETWORK WILL BE TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE AT SOME POINT DUE TO HUGE
EXPENSES… IT WILL BE BACK ON, IT JUST MAY NOT BE TODAY…
This network allows any unlicensed radio type
such as CB and PMR446 to link up to the public network – essentially allowing
people from the internet and phones to talk on the radio without buying
anything!
HOW TO CONNECT
There are loads of ways to connect to the
network. The easiest way to connect to this network from the UK perspective is calling
it as it doesn’t require you to use the internet, nor does it require you to
install any programs or any apps. The number to call is +44 1452 207134, as there’s no cap on call
channels unlike our other numbers we have – theoretically this could apply to
any other country outside of the UK but calling charges may apply and may even
get expensive for an average user. The second easiest way to connect to this
network is connecting to our TeamSpeak
3 server as it does not require any accounts despite popups for
myTeamSpeak but you can skip it (TeamSpeak 6 clients work with our TeamSpeak 3
server but you must have a myTeamSpeak account to use it), and this is where
our main infrastructure is.
If you are running a computer that’s too old to
run TeamSpeak 3 then we do have a Ventrilo 2 server running that’s directly
linked to our infrastructure with several unlinked channels and we allow private
channels (just ask) due to how hard it is to find this application for the
average user (we also provide a download link for it). Ventrilo 2 supports
Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows XP,
Windows Vista, Windows 7, and beyond; however, if you’re having issues with
PTT, make sure to run as administrator. We would recommend you to use that instead of Free Radio Network in this context
because Free Radio Network requires an account via email and with verification
unlike Ventrilo 2. Click
here to get straight into it.
We are considering implementing TeamSpeak 1 and
TeamSpeak 2 servers eventually, possibly even 16-bit applications…
If for some reason our TeamSpeak 3 server is
blocked we do crosslink our TeamSpeak 3 server to other TeamSpeak 3 servers
hosted in various different countries, especially in authoritarian and totalitarian
countries where they may block their citizens from accessing things that’s
outside it – see The
Great Firewall and Turkmenistan’s
internet censorship. Although, at least
it’s not enough of a political threat to alarm the CCP (they’re outcome-based).
You can see all our servers and nodes listed below, note that it may not be in order for now.
RADIO NODES
Please note that the TX power is how much it’s
capable of transmitting up to. It doesn’t necessarily mean that the model is
transmitting at this much due to various circumstances such as voltage losses,
battery state, etc. so the TX power is the highest the model can transmit up
to.
|
Node |
Radio Type |
Channel |
Frequency |
CTCSS/DCS |
TX Power |
Input/Output |
Settlement |
County |
Country |
Availability |
Notes |
|
1018 |
CB |
19 |
27.78125MHz |
|
4W PEP |
Input/Output |
Huntley |
Gloucestershire |
United Kingdom |
24/7 |
|
|
1019 |
PMR446 |
08 |
446.09375MHz |
|
5W PEP |
Input/Output |
Huntley |
Gloucestershire |
United Kingdom |
24/7 |
|
TELEPHONE NODES
|
Node |
Country |
Telephone Number |
Area Code |
Protocol |
Call Channels |
Availability |
Notes |
|
1007 |
United Kingdom |
+44 1452 645038 |
Gloucester |
SIP |
5 |
24/7 |
|
|
1009 |
United Kingdom |
+44 1452 260031 |
Gloucester |
SIP |
5 |
24/7 |
|
|
1010 |
United Kingdom |
+44 1452 831580 |
Longhope, Gloucester |
SIP |
5 |
24/7 |
|
|
1012 |
United Kingdom |
+44 1452 207134 |
Gloucester |
SIP |
Unmetered |
24/7 |
|
|
1013 |
United Kingdom |
+44 1452 239198 |
Gloucester |
SIP |
Unmetered |
24/7 |
|
|
1014 |
United Kingdom |
+44 7441 128767 |
Mobile |
SIP |
Unmetered |
24/7 |
TEAMSPEAK 3 SERVER
CLICK
TO ACCESS SERVER VIEWER (TS3INDEX)
TS3-LINK (DEPRECATED)
UPDATE 01/10/2026: This is no longer 24/7 and
is no longer linked to the Radio Network due to interference, audio issues, target
audience mismatch (gamers AND radio users), trolling, and saving money. However it can still be accessed on its own subchannel and
will not be maintained anymore – so use at your own risk.
For Turkmen servers, we did not publicly
advertise ourselves on there, and we are not advertising the IPs on here simply
because the citizens can get into serious trouble for talking to foreigners and
breaking other numerous laws that they may have set up – the Turkmen hereditary
dictatorship could potentially use it as evidence. If we’re not too careful
then we could potentially end up getting innocent people into serious
life-threatening issues which is far more likely as they are a totalitarian
country in the same league as North Korea. If you do come across those, don’t
spread it ‘round guys.
|
Country |
Server IP |
Server Slots |
Server Password |
Channel |
Channel Password |
Keeper |
Notes |
|
United Kingdom |
26RC126.2x.to |
60 |
|
26RC126 CROSSLINK
RADIO NETWORK |
|
26RC126 |
Main
infrastructure |
|
United Kingdom |
195.140.215.31:10004 |
27 |
[INTERNAL] |
Default Channel |
|
26RC126 |
Links to various different TeamSpeak 3 servers |
|
United States of
America |
ts84.gameservers.com |
32 |
|
Default Channel |
|
26RC126 |
Additionally links
to Turkmenistan TS3 servers |
|
Netherlands |
ts96.gameservers.com |
32 |
|
Default Channel |
|
26RC126 |
Additionally links
to 24/7 Turkmenistan TS3 servers |
|
United States of
America |
ts77.gameservers.com |
32 |
|
Default Channel |
|
26RC126 |
|
|
United States of
America |
ts92.gameservers.com |
32 |
|
Default Channel |
|
26RC126 |
|
|
Australia |
ts70.gameservers.com |
32 |
|
Default Channel |
|
26RC126 |
|
|
Australia |
ts94.gameservers.com |
32 |
|
Default Channel |
|
26RC126 |
|
|
Singapore |
45.32.104.176 |
32 |
|
Default Channel |
|
26RC126 |
|
|
Turkmenistan |
[REDACTED] |
32-1 |
|
[REDACTED] |
|
26RC126 |
Redacted info to
protect citizens |
|
Turkmenistan |
[REDACTED] |
32-1 |
|
[REDACTED] |
|
26RC126 |
Redacted info to
protect citizens |
|
Turkmenistan |
[REDACTED] |
32-1 |
|
[REDACTED] |
|
26RC126 |
Redacted info to
protect citizens |
|
Turkmenistan |
[REDACTED] |
32-1 |
|
[REDACTED] |
|
26RC126 |
Redacted info to
protect citizens |
|
Turkmenistan |
[REDACTED] |
32-1 |
|
[REDACTED] |
|
26RC126 |
Redacted info to
protect citizens |
|
Turkmenistan |
[REDACTED] |
32-1 |
|
[REDACTED] |
|
26RC126 |
Redacted info to
protect citizens |
|
Turkmenistan |
[REDACTED] |
32-1 |
|
[REDACTED] |
|
26RC126 |
Redacted info to
protect citizens |
|
Germany |
voice.teamspeak.com |
2300-3 |
|
-Talk 1- |
|
26RC126 |
Continuous
Transmission |
|
Germany |
voice.teamspeak.com |
2300-3 |
|
-Talk 2- |
|
26RC126 |
Continuous
Transmission |
|
Germany |
voice.teamspeak.com |
2300-3 |
|
-Talk 19- |
|
26RC126 |
Continuous
Transmission |
|
Germany |
voice.teamspeak.com |
2300-3 |
|
-Talk 26- |
|
26RC126 |
Continuous
Transmission |
|
Germany |
voice.teamspeak.com |
2300-3 |
|
-Talk 50- |
|
26RC126 |
Continuous
Transmission |
|
China |
110.40.151.130 |
20-5 |
|
集中！出发！ |
|
26RC126 |
|
|
China |
101.42.92.219 |
32 |
|
Default Channel |
|
26RC126 |
|
|
China |
1.15.62.10 |
32 |
|
Default Channel |
|
26RC126 |
|
MUMBLE SERVER
SERVER VOICE QUALITY: 128 Kbits/sec
IP: 26RC126.gotmumble.com:26818
24/7 CROSSLINK
SUPPORTS TEXT TO SPEECH
WEB
VERSION ** DOES NOT SUPPORT TEXT TO SPEECH **
DOWN ON 12/10/2026
IP: northamerica.mumble.com:4344
FREE RADIO NETWORK (FRN)
DOWN ON 12/10/2026
Server IP: 198.244.234.230
Port: 10024
Network: 26RC126 CL RADIO NET
ZELLO
VENTRILO 2
DOWN ON 12/10/2026
IP: 57.129.139.197
PORT: 3784
UNLIMITED SLOTS
VENTRILO 3
DOWN ON 12/10/2026
IP: northamerica.ventrilo3.com
PORT: 4000
DISCORD SERVERS
UPDATE 01/10/2026: Due to Discord’s aggressive
security, new accounts and pre-existing accounts can easily get terminated or asked
to input a specific form of a phone number (mobile-only, VoIP ones are not
allowed) so we don’t really offer Discord ourselves anymore in most cases –
though you are more than welcome to attempt and proceed to crosslink your
Discord server(s) to our radio network. We recommend you do this from your home
network rather than a VPS or another form of cloud servers as Discord’s
security restricts them unless you provide a mobile phone number. Discord can also
log you off easily if you restart your computer if you’ve been logged on for
too long. We have discontinued the node list for it due to this and only use
what’s below. Treat this as an experiment rather than stable use and be aware
that it may not even be online on the server. They also technically prevent
“automated clients” meaning a client that just joins a voice channel
specifically could be captured.
RADIO REPEATER/GATEWAY/CROSSLINK RULES & GUIDELINES
This also applies to people who are using
radios, gateways, repeaters, and crosslinks that are part of, or linked to, our
infrastructure.
·
When you set up a radio gateway or repeater,
you MUST NOT stop audio as soon as somebody uses it unless you’re testing or
maintaining it.
·
Ensure that the squelch is set to as minimum as
possible so the gateway can pick up weak signals.
·
For crosslinking to full-duplex systems like
Discord make sure to put the capture profile (the output of full duplex
platform) on TeamSpeak or any other to Hybrid -50 or automatic and for
half-duplex systems put the volume gate to -50 unless it picks up interference
(like my setup does) which in that case put it to Hybrid -50. Automatic on
TeamSpeak picks up less than -50 which can pick up echo cancellation and dead
key ups so this is why I recommend Hybrid as the
de-facto automatic.
·
For uplink-only clients, set the playback
profile to “None” if you can. For downlink-only clients, set the capture
profile to “None” if you can. A capture profile is how you hear the gateway
(uplink), a playback profile is how the gateway hears
you (downlink).
·
“Uplink” and “downlink” is the same thing as
“input” and “output.”
· TeamSpeak 3 is the most flexible out of any
program as TeamSpeak 3 does not require playback profiles and/or capture
profiles to use it – and repeaters go through instantly as TeamSpeak 3 is
full-duplex, make sure to use that if you want to make life easier.
· You must not play copyrighted music into this network.
· You must not use AI or program ghost radio
operators into this network.
· One-way transmissions including weather and
news are fine, but it must not last longer than 2-3 minutes and it cannot
monopolise the whole network in a way that’s going to prevent other users from
speaking. We do have priority speaker in place to help ensure that people can
talk over one-way transmissions which can be an exemption in certain
circumstances.
· It is recommended to set the remove background noise
threshold on TeamSpeak 3 to the max as it makes weak signals much clearer to
hear. The background noise removal on TeamSpeak 3 is surprisingly good.
· You should not aggressively self-police or
self-police in a way that can cause harm to yourself in any way, shape, or form
– it introduces rigidity, exhaustion, and could produce anxiety and/or
confidence loss.
· You must not aggressively enforce rules and
guidelines in a way that’s strict in outcome and would make this less fun and
more exhausting to be in. The best way of seeing if someone breaks the rules is
wait a reasonable amount of seconds then respond
proportionately if they carry on – this could include unlinking or simply just
muting a user off TeamSpeak 3; you don’t even have to say a word.
· You are fully responsible for the gateways,
repeaters, and crosslinks that you create. You would officially be the keeper
for each of those. We are legally not responsible if you go above regulations
in your jurisdiction.
· You can set up gateways and repeaters your own
way; VOX, COMs, indoor or outdoor antennas, computer, an old Android phone,
whatever or however you like.
· You should label your radio node in this
format: “[TYPE] [CHANNEL-NO] [LOCATION]”. The type would be something like
“PMR446”, the CHANNEL-NO would be something like 08, it must match your channel
number on the radio, and location could be shortened or formatted differently –
it just has to be a town/village/city and a county or postcode like “GL19” if it’s
too short. You can shorten it if it gets too long.
· You can set up your own gateway on any program
that you want and crosslink it into our infrastructure.
· You should not tell other keepers what they’re
doing breaks our rules and guidelines because we wouldn’t enforce every single thing that’s listed here in every single way.
· Keepers have the right to mute whichever node
on their TeamSpeak 3 client however it can cause one-way risk if the other keeper
doesn’t mute it too which can lead to confusion to other radio users and
potentially nuisance which wouldn’t look good, so keepers should mute for a
limited amount of time – this does not apply to any non-radio nodes like
TS3-LINK.
· You must not cause nuisance in a way that’s
going to be really annoying and hard work to deal with
on this network.
· Licensed keepers such as Amateur Radio keepers
and GMRS keepers should ensure that their nodes do not link to our main network
because it is where unlicensed services like PMR446 and CB go, granting those
that do not hold a license access to licensed services. If they do wish to
participate in linking, they can ask 26RC126 for more information on this
matter.
· Keepers that are linked to our main network
should ensure that their linked licensed nodes should not be going to the main
network and that their licensed nodes aren’t monitoring our main network.
· When keepers report their TX power they need to
report how much their model is capable of transmitting up to and make that
clear, because for some keepers they may be using a battery-powered model
that’s plugged in via USB and if it’s being used whilst it’s on charge then the
voltage of the model would drop which means that it’s now transmitting under
the TX power that’s listed which could cause confusion for those that are using
it and possibly make them feel misled as the range appears to be less than the claimed
transmission power - this applies to every other radio model type including CBs
since the Thunderpole T-X, a popular CB handheld, can just stop charging once
it’s fully charged and go flat; despite it being plugged in.