EchoMac software enables access to the Echolink network for Amateur Radio communication.
EchoMac is a must-have software for any licensed amateur radio user working on Mac OS X. It allows users to connect and have conversations with other amateur radio operators using remote systems such as repeaters, links, conference rooms or other computer users. With its user-friendly interface, EchoMac makes it easy to connect to one station at a time.
Although EchoMac can only connect to one station at a time, it allows users to connect to conference servers and have group chats with as many stations as the server supports. To ensure a smooth conference call, all participants must connect to the same conference server.
The requirements for using EchoMac are minimal: BSD Subsystem, audio input device (selected by Sound preference panel before launching EchoMac) and an internet connection. EchoMac is highly recommended for amateur radio users on Mac OS X who want to connect and communicate with other operators around the world.
Although EchoMac can only connect to one station at a time, it allows users to connect to conference servers and have group chats with as many stations as the server supports. To ensure a smooth conference call, all participants must connect to the same conference server.
The requirements for using EchoMac are minimal: BSD Subsystem, audio input device (selected by Sound preference panel before launching EchoMac) and an internet connection. EchoMac is highly recommended for amateur radio users on Mac OS X who want to connect and communicate with other operators around the world.
What's New
Version 1.16.1: N/A