Re: 17 meters and 10 meters
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Wow. I¡¯m really in a packet desert out in Utah. No wonder I¡¯m only rarely able to decode any AX.25 packets on HF. ? ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Chris Lance WW2BSA Sent: Wednesday, September 6, 2023 12:32 PM To: [email protected]; Alan Beck - VY2XU <abeck@...> Subject: Re: [network105] 17 meters and 10 meters ? Glad you're having fun on Network105!
More info here:
I have a Worldwide map that I have been working on. There is a section for Network105 stations/nodes/Gateways. Still a work in progress. Feel free to take a look.
73 de Chris Lance
WW2BSA.org
Moderator On 09/06/2023 2:19 PM EDT Alan Beck - VY2XU <abeck@...> wrote: Very satisfying to work a few people on net 105. My station will not be 24/7. May want to use BBSes for notes to one another. The one in Toronto seems good as it? is a hop away. VE3VTY is the one I am going to try.
? I JUST SAW YOUR BCN AT? FL? ?AB4KR-7? NODE,? I OPERATE HIS EQUIP REMOTELY,? YOU MADE IT INTO PEN FL,? BUT I COULD NOT CONNECT TO? CALLSIGN? ?OR FINE A? -1? OR? -7? BUT SAW YOUR BCN? On Wednesday, September 6, 2023 at 06:51:19 AM MDT, Alan Beck - VY2XU <abeck@...> wrote: Does anyone know the calling frequency on 17 meters and 10 meters?
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David, K7DMJ