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No, but we had a guy do a demonstration. It might do what you want and I think you don’t have to have a license. It’s really slow. I don’t know if you could make a bulletin board out of it, but

Gordon have you actually tried lora DC

I think you should look into LoRa Trying to get even a reasonable percentage of the population onto digital Anything is a pretty high ask. Voice is about all most people can handle. Legally, GRMS

I've run a FRS/GMRS radio during storms as part of a Neighborhood HamWatch program using software that folks normally use for monitoring scanners. It records the message and adds a time stamp. 73,

Yep, I experienced Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, and that was a major wake-up call to the ham community there.? Now they have an island-wide packet network as a result, and a lot of GMRS repeaters

Jeff Thanks so much for a clear answer. I'm sorry i'm such a dunce on this. I've been a CW man all my ham career and this stuff is not as well documented as I'd like even tho it's been around for a

Easyterm's BBS will do what you want, as far as a single BBS server.?? Everyone connecting to your BBS would be using Easyterm and Soundmodem on their end along with their own radio, antenna, etc. .

I loaded Easyterm and within moments had what appears to be a bbs screen. I loaded bpq based on some recommendations from others but as my original (probably too long) message said -- after an hour of

Wow.? Red Ryder BBS by Scott Watson.? I still remember the 'please do not click on my head' message in the 'about' dialog.? ?There's a blast from the past.? I used to run one, as well.? It was

Oh sorry Just went in and changed it to public. Let me know what you think.

Well I know this is a BPQ group, but I know of nothing as simple as a KPC3+ tnc with its built in ?PBBS, you just need a radio to have a simple bbs system. ?The biggest limitation is the half

> > WinTNC is a nice PBBS too, like Easyterm. I agree with Jeff. > >

Oops, you would also need UZ7HO's "Soundmodem" soundcard TNC.?? The Easyterm terminal connects to that just like dial-up software terminals connect to hardware modems, but no physical connection,

If you're talking about a single BBS, accessible via radio by everyone else, then UZ7HO's "EasyTerm" software might do the job.? I don't think it gets any simpler than that.? It's not a full-service

Baofeng is not as easy or as powerful as a $50 surplus taxicab radio. Working as a community you may be able to find a local who can get a couple of dozen for the project. With patience, your surplus

Good point Mark.?I enjoy learning how messages are routed back to me in the network? and therefore connec to to other BBSs to send myself a message so I can examine the header.But not before telling

http://www.synchro.net/ works fine. telnet accessible BBS as simple/complex as you wish. 100s of BBS running 24/7 :) i ran one with packet radio enabled as a telnet gateway into my original dialup BBS

I'll give you an example how an errant WP record can be accidentally created. Perhaps this will cut down on some. I see many messages where the subject is "Testing" or "Checking route" or others. Some

As additional thoughts to my previous-- Imagine the scenario of Western NC in Hurricane Helene. Imagine a lot of people having a gizmo like a Blackberry (or like a Lilygo T-deck on meshtastic) but was

Hello I used to run a dial-in BBS years ago prior to the widespread Internet we now have. When a 1200 baud modem was a huge leap. Local access, light use, simple, effective for a small group. Could