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9600baud Setup

Alan - G0WDA All Messages By This Member #43721 Can anyone advise, which are the radios and tnc's to use for 9600baud on a Linux setup please. ? Thank from Alan - G0WDA
Chris Lance WW2BSA Member Profile All Messages By This Member #43722 开云体育 Many of the legacy Yaesu mobiles with the circular data port on the rear such as the FT-8900R; the Kenwood TM-D700 and 710's have 9600 capability and can be put in KISS mode since they have tnc's? built'in. You can find a bunch on eBay. Finally, Alinco mobiles with the DB9 port on the rear. But hard to come by. Commercial rigs should work, Motorola and Vertex rigs. Icom makes a very good commercial data radio that covers 2meters w/o any mods, if you are serious and have about US$535 in your pocket. https://www.ameradio.com/product/261313/description.html?srsltid=AfmBOooDTGt6LFkqQ6YyE-HqB0nPW2T5CIn6DMz7GKZgiJE-Yw4RIIOw 73 de Chris ww2bsa toggle quoted message Show quoted text -------- Original message -------- From: Alan - G0WDA <alan@...> Date: 4/17/25 3:14 AM (GMT-05:00) To: [email protected] Subject: [bpq32] 9600baud Setup Can anyone advise, which are the radios and tnc's to use for 9600baud on a Linux setup please. ? Thank from Alan - G0WDA
Simon G4WQG All Messages By This Member #43724 Alan, ? look at these pages, and join the OARC Discord server.. It’s where the we (UK packet sysops) hang out.. Huge amount of resources and assistance available ? https://www.oarc.uk/join ? ? ? Simon GB7BDH / GB7NWD
Alan - G0WDA All Messages By This Member #43727 Good Morning Chris ? ? Thank you for the information, do you know if the FT8800 is any good ? as I have one of those. ? All the best from Alan
Alan - G0WDA All Messages By This Member #43728 good Morning Simon ? Thank you for the information, will take a look ? Thanks from Alan
Chris Lance WW2BSA Member Profile All Messages By This Member #43730 开云体育 Hi Alan, Yes. The 8800 has a data port on the rear. But you have to do some homework by downloading the manual and look at the specs. Cables for some rigs need to wired up differently to take advantage of the 9600 feature. 9600 can be tricky too. Make sure you have a good line of site.? The web site below has virtually almost every ham radio ever made. And then some... Pictures, manuals, specs, etc. www.rigpix.com Finally, I'm not sure of your goals for 9600,? but because the amount of data I'm passing is so small, I just stick to 1200. Yes. It's noticeably faster and if you get it working, there is definitely a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment as a hobbist. But you have to ask yourself, do you really need it? Stay in touch with your progress! 73 de Chris www.ww2bsa.org toggle quoted message Show quoted text -------- Original message -------- From: Alan - G0WDA <alan@...> Date: 4/17/25 7:02 AM (GMT-05:00) To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [bpq32] 9600baud Setup Good Morning Chris ? ? Thank you for the information, do you know if the FT8800 is any good ? as I have one of those. ? All the best from Alan
Alan - G0WDA All Messages By This Member #43736 On Thu, Apr 17, 2025 at 01:28 PM, Chris Lance WW2BSA wrote: www.rigpix.com ? ? ? ? ? Thank you for the link will investigate, do I need it, NOPE but I have always enjoyed Packet I had a setup using lots of addons for AX25 using Ubuntu 14.04 On a Pentium 4 But the setup got out off hand changed a few times, and I lost heart in it, so I through the shuttle PC in the bin, then 3 weeks ago I? was told about BPQ, and have not looked back. 2 people are using it, and thats fine... ? All the best from Alan ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

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