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Hi Bob Woops you need only run AGW on the packet machine it is not needed on the remote machine. As far as I know you need agw see below for the extract from changes 216.txt As for setting up an

heres the crunch !!! i dont find anywere in the docs that says i need to run agw !!!! also how do i get the ip address like i said it would help if it was a bit simplified (the explanation on how to

Hi Bob First make sure your network works using windows so you can access files on the other computer. Then install AGW (new version) on both machines On the packet machine make sure winsock

In a message dated 31/12/1999 11:26:22 GMT Standard Time, feek@... writes: << Strangely enough, the "bouy" is in fact genuinely the smallest country in the world. The Principality of

Strangely enough, the "bouy" is in fact genuinely the smallest country in the world. The Principality of Sealand. http://www.principality-sealand.net/ Keith. -- Keith Maton, G6NHU Hub Captain,

The big Y2K is just around the corner, and from here is sounding the best wishes for the new millenium. APRS i the new millenium should bring Denmark on the international map to. Already around 20

I have seen some funny things on my screen since I started running UI-VIEW. I saw a buoy just off the Essex coast describing itself as the smallest country in the world. I have seen a horse. Last

Keeping to the letter of the licence, then every time you cross you should use the 'proper' call for the country that you are in (or Principality, but let's not get that deep here - HI!). Like on

For instance the local BBS and packet group run the 70cm and 23cm voice repeaters, so it *may* be possible, I guess, to set something up at one or other of those spots. However, I can almost hear the

It's a good idea! I'll ask WRG (Wakefield Repeater Group) who run the GB7WRG BBS if it might be possible. Cheers - Dave (G0DJA)

This that follows isnt an argument...more a 2m repeater dribble of thoughts... <ducks> Ooo. the Kenwood THD7 doesn't have CWID by the way :) Personally, since /m you dont need a log - then sticking

well I have sat here for the past 3 hours and tried to get my packet machine to work with my internet machine over the LAN being a newbie to LAN I still need to do a bit of soul searching. I have

Of course the TH-D7 and TM-D700 can do this already, without the mic-e box. For those of you that don't subscribe, the US APRSIG has gone wild with info about the new Kenwood radio, it's been released

Hi all, Some of you may have heard of the mic-e system, this is one possible way of getting your local repeater group to "develop their repeater". Quite simply, the mic-e (microphone encoder) is a

Hi Geoff I appreciate that it can't be done everywhere, just where possible could be very helpfull. Andy.

Hi Andy, A nice idea BUT how do you run two co-sited nodes on frequencies that are a matter of a few 12.5Khz channels apart without serious de-sense problems? If it can be done with the use of

In article <rYB5IAA+W1a4EwcI@...>, Roger Barker <roger@...> writes I hadn't noticed that my email software had decided to split that URL onto two lines. It should be

For those who didn't realise it - UI-View V2.15b expires at midnight on 31st December! I have now uploaded V2.16b to the Onelist files area. It's uiv216.exe in the Beta folder. Don't be surprised if

Hi Roger Nice overlay I wonder if only just some of them nodes were to add a digi port on 144.800 we could have a constant national network over night. I have asked our local packet group maxpak if

Hi, No comment on Bob's message except that, due to lack of word wrap, it was difficult to read. I also had the following line appended after the signature. Did anyone else have this line