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Because we are lazy, and we have equipment that works... And we've all seen what happens with "novelty".... I'd run a BBS on morse code if I could get away with it, just because and I don't care

Sweet! Thanks Jeff. Let’s see what Billy does with this info. Tadd --- Sent from Planet X

Very true Jeff. VARA is great for backbones.Thankfully, there aren't any on Network105.Prof. Chris Lancewww.ww2bsa.orgwww.EastNetPacket.comwww.Network105.orgRadio Station ManagerMount Allamuchy Scout

Mostly what? "James C. Richardson, GSEC | HAM: WV8JCR"? said. (and many other replys) I run ALOT of digi modes and have for 30+ years. I love Olivia, Contesa and ALE400. Right now I am a "alpha"

Hi Tadd, Yeah, the VARA port is one of my BPQ node's radio ports, with BPQ networked to an (X)Net node (Flexnet-compatible) on a Linux netbook.? (X)Net is linked via VHF to the local Eastnet (they

David, Couldn’t you say the same of CW or RTTY or PSK31, or a dozen others modes. I agree, there are more robust modes now and better suited for the quick QSOs many enjoy now, but what other mode

Jeff nailed it for me… packet supports multiple simultaneous connections. My node uses AX.25 for user ports on both HF and VHF. I use VARA HF for forwarding on both HF and 6M for just the reason you

Have you got VARA networked in at both ends? I would do that.

Hi David, Here is another map of AX.25 activity I maintain out of love for packet. This one is for North America: Nationwide Packet Map With over 110,000 views in the last couple of years, I'd say

VARA rocks.? We switched from 300bd ax.25 over to VARA HF for a 24/7 180-mile BPQ backbone link, and never looked back.? The difference is amazing.? Even when propagation was good, there were just

For me it’s because: a) it’s closed source, b) it isn’t free, and c) it doesn’t natively run on Linux James C. Richardson, GSEC | HAM: WV8JCR

Most of my attempts to using 300 baud AX.25 on 20m and 40m bands have been unsuccessful. That's just a personal observation. I know this stuff works just fine for a lot of other people. I'm probably

Windows software: UZ7HO's Soundmodem sound card TNC, and also his Easyterm terminal program to use with Soundmodem.? Both can be found here: http://uz7.ho.ua/packetradio.htm A popular 20m frequency

Hi there, I'm new to packet any recommandations to be qrv. Documentation softwares frequencies etc ? For Windows computer please. Thank you in avance. Best. D/ - F4JKS

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. Sent: Wednesday, September 6, 2023 12:32 PM To: [email protected]; Alan Beck -

Hi Alan, Glad you're having fun on Network105! More info here: www.Netwotk105.org I have a Worldwide map that I have been working on. There is a section for Network105 stations/nodes/Gateways. Still a

I am going as VY2XU-0 Very satisfying to work a few people on net 105. Tried for years. 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

GM? ALAN? I JUST SAW YOUR BCN AT? FL? ?AB4KR-7? NODE,? I OPERATE HISEQUIP REMOTELY,? YOU MADE IT INTO PEN FL,? BUT I COULD NOTCONNECT TO? CALLSIGN? ?OR FINE A? -1? OR? -7? BUT SAW YOUR

good morning... joe here.w7ep in south alabamaI tried several time to connect to you this morning but no luck. I did connect to va3pix up your way..?Will? keep trying as day goes on.Joe? w7ep

Does anyone know the calling frequency on 17 meters and 10 meters? Alan VY2XU