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The only 'amateur radio AXIP Network' are the 44.x.x.x addresses, and now that some of those addresses have been sold off there is no way to be sure which are and which are not, unles you look up what

Hi! Looks like you had a direct connection with the CB station.

There is a Dutch packet network on CB Channel 36 LSB at 300 and 1200bd. Sometimes I hear it here in Brazil. Em seg., 19 de ago. de 2024 10:10, Charles Hargrove via groups.io

I recommend not using AUTOADDMAP unless you have a very compelling reason to use it. 73, John

trace it backward to see who gave you that node entry and so on and so on...

Hmmm.. I wonder why it is permitted on the amateur AXIP network? Best regards, Gary, K7EK ?Get BlueMail for Android ?

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HARDIN:K7EK-7} Routes to: AP3:AP3NOD 203 4 3 AP3NOD This node was noticed today. I connected and it appearsto be in Germany. Unfortunately, I could not find anybona fide amateur call sign associated

So after some setbacks, I was able to try a new setup, where the client side actually ran paracon instead of bpq32, with miniircd on the server, and it worked perfectly with miniircd's small script. I

[email protected]> wrote: By the way, Roy WW6Q and I are running both the QPSK V26A 600 and IL2P modems on 7101.3 usb @ 2000Hz - doesn't seem to be a problem given one uses one or the other, and

Reede I think the thing to consentrate on is why 7 cannot get to 1? It sends 3 packets and fails. This says 1 has a) not decoded these b) stopped working / replying to that callsign / L2 circuit. My

Hi there, libminiupnpc has been updated and now UPNP_GetValidIGD() requires another argument - you can see the change and new definition on Github here: This line (

That TXDELAY looks way too short. I suggest 350 as a good starting point. Ron VE3CGR -- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG antivirus software. www.avg.com

Brent, I took a look at the readout for the client side direwolf. It looks very similar if not identical to the server side. Maybe that means that something is getting fudged between bpq and direwolf

And, to answer your original question. This does not look like a situation where too much data is being sent through direwolf. It is only sending 4 packets before waiting for an ack. This looks more

When it goes wrong, can you still.connect to the other station or do you have to restart things? The log shows it trying but no reply, so as suggested, things have crashed? Direwolf is not good with

Is there anything telling in the direwolf logs from the other side of that link. I feels like something on the other side of the link may have gone sideways. For the record, I've been running bpq and

I tried using the higher TXDELAY, but it didn't seem to make a difference. It seems like it is on the verge of losing connection at one point but recovers. Sorry, I'm a tad new to this stuff.. how

That's not really what I was getting at but it could be worth a try. I was meaning slow down the data rate. It seems the remote end stops replying. Does it recover after the

Typically you can bring the TXD down to 350 ms for radios since the 90s. -- Charles J. Hargrove - N2NOV NYC-ARECS/RACES Citywide Radio Officer/Skywarn Coord. NYC-ARECS/RACES Nets 441.100/136.5