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Building an AllStar Link ASL3 Node Part 1

Build your own powerful AllStar Link node with this step-by-step guide using a Raspberry Pi 4B and ASL3! In this video, we walk through the entire process—from preparing your microSD card and installing the AllStar Link 3 (ASL3) software, to configuring your node, connecting your radio interface, and getting on the air.

Whether you're expanding your ham radio setup, linking repeaters, or experimenting with VoIP communications, this tutorial will help you get a reliable AllStar node up and running. Perfect for beginners and experienced operators alike, we cover tips, troubleshooting, and best practices to ensure a smooth setup.

🔧 What you’ll learn:

• Preparing and flashing the Raspberry Pi 4B

• Installing and configuring ASL3

• Setting up your node number and credentials

• Connecting radio hardware and audio interfaces (will be shared in a Part 2 video)

• Network configuration and port forwarding basics

• Testing and verifying your AllStar node

By the end of this video, you’ll have a fully functional AllStar Link node ready to connect with the global network.

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