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radio:db0fhn
| Location |
|---|
| University of applied sciences Nuernberg |
| 49° 27' 10” North, 11° 05' 45” East, JN59NK18HP |
| Userfrequencies | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TX | RX | function | antenna | status |
| 144.825 MHz | 144.825 MHz | Packet Radio 1200 Baud | Diamond X-7000 | up |
| 438.075 MHz | 438.075 MHz | Packet Radio 9600 Baud | Diamond X-7000 | up |
DB0FHN is a central server for the AX.25 packet radio network in europe. You can access DB0FHN by packet radio or the internet.
Rules
You have to be a licensed hamradio operator to use radio services of DB0FHN. Maybe DB0FHN will grant access to more services than allowed. It is your job to care about the rules for hamradio depending on your current location (country).
Passwords
DB0FHN needs to authenticate amateur radio operators to avoid abuse of the radio services DB0FHN offers. To reduce administration work you have to set your passwords yourself by packet radio. If you don't have any packet radio access you can try “Packet Radio Access by Internet Echolinkauthentication”. There are currently 3 different passwords available.
AX.25
The Packet Radio Network uses the AX.25 protocol to exchange data. DB0FHN offers different ways to join.
Mailbox
The OpenBCM based Packet Radio Mailbox of DB0FHN can be accessed by Packet Radio or the HTTP-, SMTP- and POP3-protocol.
Convers
The Convers server of DB0FHN can be accessed by Packet Radio or the IRC-protocol.
TCP/IP over AX.25
The IPv4-pool 44.0.0.0/8 is assigned to the amateur radio community. You can read about it at http://www.ampr.org. TCP/IP can be encapsulated and transported by AX.25. All services of DB0FHN can be used over radio.
radio/db0fhn.txt · Last modified: 2014/01/12 18:55 by jann
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