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OK....here's exactly where I'm at. I have a plug in the speaker out jack on the back of the FT100 and it runs to the HF plug in the back of the KAM.?? The bar graph is blinking all over the place

I wold the "A" and I have a "new" to me 390 with a case that is in brand new factory new condition....Love that radio! Hey Lee, I might have made some progress My signal sounds way better.......but

That's great Lee, I really appreciate it!?? No Hurry! In the 80's I was in my mid 30's....I am now 72 and struggling a bit.... Seriously take your time....tomorrow...Sunday what ever works for you!

Jim, Hello glad you are here with the same equipment that I have used for years. I have a FT100D and TS 530s Both run on Kams....I can get with you later and let you know setup. Also, on your QRZ do

Hello all, Jim W1JT here. In the 80's I was on HF packet a lot...using a KAM and an Heathkit SB101 and it worked great.?? I left HF packet behind in the 90s and just used VHF. Today, I"ve decided to

Hi Louis, If you can hit any of the Eastnet nodes in NYC area, you could run a Flexnet-compatible node alongside BPQ on the same Linux machine using (X)Net.? I have that setup here which ends up

Hi, thank you for the welcome, all the information and comments. I am not doing aprs on packet frequencies, those have their own spots. I mostly just do regular aprs on 2m anyway. All should be good,

Hi Louis! Welcome to packet radio and to Network105. There are many aspects to packet radio, from keyboard-to-keyboard, BBS, mailboxes, nodes, POCSAG paging via packet, contests, satellite packet and

991a for now. But I might get more rigs so it can be a bit more standalone. Changing HF just means change freq, can do that remotely. However change to VHF means reconfigure to 1200baud, so that is a

What radio are you using Louis? And how are you changing bands? Is it a manual process or automatic? 73s Martin m0hkg

I occasionally transmit a WX report on 14.105 at 1700 Hrtz??? Sent from Frontier Yahoo Mail on Android On Thu, Aug 24, 2023 at 2:24 PM, Louis Botterill<chillipower.uk@...> wrote: Hi, I am new

Hi, I am new to packet, been dabbling in the last few weeks (beyond initial aprs and wl2k). Mostly on linux, or linux and macos I finally got around to setting up libBPQ on linux x64 and it is running

Gary, https://www.g7jjf.com/wintnc2.htm?fbclid=IwAR0GE3t78etwqtSHMfJ27faChs95VSAtaajIN_oFdUu4N2_eOzTrGJD3MUM 73 Lee WB4QOJ [email protected]> wrote:

Where is WinTNC v2.00 available? The only one I could find is 1.01 on G7JJF's site, which does not work on Windows 10 and later. Thanks. Best regards, Gary, K7EK

Hi Jim,John Welch, G7JJF has released WINTNC Ver 2.00 the 32bit version of his popular 16bit creation.This is a Windows multiuser/multitasking multiport Packet Terminal Driver program for use with

Maybe I missed it, but what does WINTNC do? Jim KI0BK

Hi, If you send me an email to jon@... with your name and callsign, I will send you a free registration. Thanks, Jon

I would like to try it out on my tnc and radio for you. 73 N3LBP Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, August 20, 2023 1:47:43 PM To:

Works well give it a spin. 73 Lee WB4QOJ From Jon G7JJF Back in the 90's, I wrote several packet driver programs including WINTNC. This was a 16 bit program and only ran on Windows up to version XP.

Thanks Lee! I am checking out the websdr. If you happen to see my station whenever you get a chance I would appreciate. 73, -Chris KO4YAW