Get On GMRS Hub

Request Your New Node Number

1. Login/Signup: Login or Signup to be become a member of GMRS Hub
2. Request a Node Number: Goto Account - Request Node or click the button below "Get Your Node Number" and submit your node information to instantly receive your unique node number from GMRS HUB. This will be your node identifier within our the GMRS Hub network.
3. Download the Client File: Once you have your node number, download the client file from our website. This file contains everything you need to get started.
4. Flash the Client File to a Raspberry Pi: Using a tool like Etcher or Raspberry Pi Imager, flash the client file to a microSD card. Insert the card into your Raspberry Pi.
5. Boot Up and Configure: Power up your Raspberry Pi for the first time. During the initial boot, the setup will guide you through connecting your Pi to the internet, creating a Supermon user, and entering your node information.

That's it! You're now part of GMRS HUB, ready to connect and communicate with other GMRS operators.

Join GMRS HUB today and experience the freedom to connect and communicate with ease.

GMRS Hub Client Download

The GMRS Hub Client has been meticulously designed with user convenience and functionality in mind. Our latest updates bring a host of optimizations and new features to make your experience seamless and enjoyable.

Convert From Current Network

For tech-savvy users with the ability to SSH and edit their current node files, this solution may be suitable. While we recommend using the New Client file for a more streamlined experience, we understand that some users may prefer this approach.

The provided ZIP file contains all the necessary files and detailed instructions to convert your current system. Please note that some system images may vary slightly. We trust that you possess the fundamental knowledge required for this conversion process.

GMRS HUB's ASL3 Beta

GMRS Hub has preconfigured this node client with ASL's ASL3. This is a new release from ASL and has many improvements, including an updated OS, Asterisk, and Allmon monitor. As this release is still in development, we cannot guarantee it's 100% ready for production. However, for those who like to tinker and want a sneak peek at the new system, here it is!

The system is more resource-intensive, so newer hardware is recommended. This image will only work on a Raspberry Pi. It is fully configured to work on the GMRS Hub network, with an almost fully functioning Allmon system (node stats and network map aren't currently configured for GMRS Hub).

Please read the GMRS Hub's ASL3 Beta Info PDF for installation steps and setup information.

GMRS HUB's ASL3 Beta