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Nationwide and Worldwide Packet Radio Directory Map links located at the top of www.ww2bsa.orgBest viewed with a large screen (ie: try not to use a cell phone.)Labor of love and an ongoing work in

Wow! I am loving this progress. :-) 73, Chuck

John, I would like to ask - which port should I use for api.winlink.org in WL2KREPORT line? I've seen them use several different ports. Em sáb., 8 de jun. de 2024, 12:23, John G8BPQ via groups.io

Excellent. That is what has been happening and what is active and what I have done. It’s nice to know I did not create a problem. In some way white pages still stand as a guide and works. Every day

I'm currently testing ardopcf and QtSoundModem with an IC7100 on a Pi4. I had to make a change to ardopcf to get it to open the dsnoop device (it reported can't set sample rate). Once I'm happy that

Running on VirtualBOX with serial ports Slave/Master TCP/IP ports to Linux AX.25 stack. This also worked connected to a TCP/KISS port BPQ32 running in Windows 10. Thanks to all that helped out

BPQMail has a compile time option to use 2 or 4 character continent codes. I think it would make sense to make this a configuration option. @USA is expanded to @USA.NA.WW before processing. The same

Hi, John: Thanks. All/any: I have QtSoundModem running on a mini-laptop with: pi@nc8q-qj:~$ cat /etc/os-release NAME="Linux Mint" VERSION="21.1 (Vera)" ID=linuxmint ID_LIKE="ubuntu debian"

Of course, two bbs's in different states will have two different HA headers. In this case, just because these two bbs's are run by the same ham, doesn't make that different. In any case, when checking

Thanks Lee. To everyone else, while the bpq map of bbs's is nice, it only contains bpq stations. Others like jnos, fbb, uronode, et al, will not show up on that map. Never assume that bpq is the only

When you visit another BBS it may or may not ask you for your name, homebbs, etc.. If it does not ask any or all of the questions you can enter them... Name George (or George Kirn) QTH Dubuque, IA Zip

So should I try to recompile? I'll try that. Do I use the source code available on the website? Em sáb., 8 de jun. de 2024, 12:23, John G8BPQ via groups.io <john.wiseman= [email protected]>

My -7 node is x64 bookworm and for some time now has 4 active ports on the same 40m dial frequency 7101.3 USB. These all share the same Signalink USB device at hw:0.0. Port 5 is fx25 300b using the

I have a link with Mark's NJ node. It's not a BPQ node, so that's why it's not on the map. His node in NC is BPQ, however. 73, Lee K5DAT _._,_._,_ > >

I've not tried it, but I suspect it needs a newer version of Qt than will run on XP. 73, John

Wo? I am going to ask a question? when I leave my “home” command info in BPQ in a bbs that I “visit”! n5dat n2nov ww4bsa n9mel is most correct to leave “my” bbs call there? n9pno OR n5mdt

Hello All and John. QTsoundmodem doesn't work on Windows XP? TIA

What confused me, Mark, is that your node in NJ is not shown on the BPQ Node Map so I was looking for errors and routes based on there only being one node. Apparently there is no LOCATOR or other

You can run both ardopc(f) amd QtSoundModem at the same time. On Windows it is trivial, as Windows allows sharing a sound card. The Linux ALSA hw: driver does not let you share the same soundcard with

I think ARDOPCF uses "hw:1.0" and QtSoundModem does also. May I 'unconfigure' my 'AX.25_A' modem in QtSoundModem and configure ARDOPCF to use "hw:1,0 Channel_A" or similar in its place. It would be