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LZ2RM > BPQ 08.01.99 15:41l 31 Lines 1271 Bytes #-10150 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: bpq vs flexnet
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T:From: lz2rm@lz0mon.bgr.eu (lz2rm)
From: LZ2RM@LZ0MON.BGR.EU
To : BPQ@WW
>Advocates of (PC/)Flexnet can extoll it's virtues as often as they like
>but, if it cannot be run on a station's equipment, that's the end of it.
>TNC's operating in international-standard KISS mode will be around for a
>long time yet.
>
>--
>73 from John. G4VWL email: john@sparks98.freeserve.co.uk
>05 January 1999 09:16 gmt http://www.sparks98.freeserve.co.uk/
>ÿ
HI John and others,
'international-standard' KISS - * Keep It Simple Stupid * is simple TNC
operating mode that allows the PC to process the packets. In this mode AX25
protocol is removed from TNC and it only converts HDLC synchronous frames from
radio to special asynchronous frames to send to the computer. In this case KAM
(or KISS) TNC work like simple 7910/3105 modem. Not bad for your 700$.
If you have chance, take a look on transfer between stations using FLEXNET.
Compare BPQ and Flexnet is same to compare XT 8088 with Pentium.
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73's _`\-\, Valeri, LZ2RM
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