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The latest firmware revision to the NinoTNC has PSK shaped transmit envelopes 2400 Hz wide and up to 2400 baud! // 3/4.31: 24-Oct-23 : // : Improved DCD LED coast time and CSMA

Gentlemen, start your engines! This has potential.

-------------------------------------------------------- ARRL Hails FCC Action to Remove Symbol Rate Restrictions -------------------------------------------------------- 11/13/2023 ARRL? The

The ARRL proposal is to keep the first and last channel and add a wider 15khz operating section to the center of the 60m band, as well as keep the peak envelope power at 100w pep. The FCC proposal

One of the requests that came from the folks over at emergency management was to be able to transfer small spreadsheet files via packet radio. I suspected there was a solution out there, somewhere,

I wish the FCC would drop the channelized 60m arrangement. Us folks with non resonant antennas have a hard time tuning up due to our radios not allowing anything but USB mode there. About the only way

The deadline for 60 meter comments to the FCC has been extended until November 28th. Link to overview and comments: Deadline Extended to November 28, 2023 for 60-Meter Comments (arrl.org) (

From the Editor We hope you enjoyed the premier issue of The NTS Letter. We heard from many of you and thank you for your kind words of support. We hope you will spread the word to others. Feel free

I recently received an email from Ace KB0MNU describing the mounting location and antennae in conjunction with the packet node and UHF repeater. You can imagine my surprise when it said these were

The Great Car Run Packet Caper Every August antique car enthusiasts hold a 90 mile run for cars made before 1920 that goes from New London, MN to New Brighton, MN. For many years the Willmar Ham

Early Packet Radio in central MN In 1991 when I got my Ham radio licence the other technical "rage" was Bulletin Board Services (BBS) which operated over phone lines with dial up modems allowing us

Just a note with a new subject line - the WILMAR packet radio node is on line and open to ALL licensed Ham users. It's frequency is 145.670 MHz simplex. The packet data rate is 1200 baud. WILMAR is

Sorry for the delay, Ben. This is a little like trying to drink from a fire hydrant, but it is broken up into pieces :) He doesn't miss much? - and it was decades

Hello Gang, I came across this important article about the National Traffic System. Which we really should all be familiar with in our amateur radio hobby. It looks like they are making some

I'd like to urge everyone to submit a comment to the FCC on the negative effect of the proposed changes to the 60m band. I submitted comments on the behalf of myself and the W0SW club. Comments do

Thank you for the 2m packet presentation at the meeting last night. If I get a chance to get everything set up next weekend I'll give it a try and see if I can make a contact with you through the

WILMAR is back on line at the LEC site and is sporting it's new callsign W0SW (Willmar Ham club's call). The CQ IDer is no longer active which will likely be appreciated by the other nodes it would

Tony WD0HXV & I removed the WILMAR (note the spelling) node TNC from it's normal location under the LEC big tower Friday. This was done to change the node callsign from Ace Bonnema's KB0MNU to the

*Kevin-W0RND has a Kenwood TS-570 for sale.* *$400* Contact Kevin for info at either kc0cgm04@... or cell #320_492_1939 Thanks. #ForSale

Dan Gelle KC0CAP would be the best source of information that I know in regards to your question.