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W0RLI > BPQ 29.08.99 02:08l 46 Lines 1146 Bytes #-9909 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: Re^2: BPQ x FlexDigi
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<dk2go@hb9eas.che.eu> wrote in message news:fh60rjhb9eas...
> Hank W0RLI wrote:
>
> >Are there any? Where do they exist?
>
> A Flexnet network of roughly 1000 nodes covers most of Central Europe (DL,
> OE, LX, HB9, OK, OM, HA, parts of F, ON, PA, SP, I, EA). Hardware is
either
> RMNC (Rhein-Main Network Controller, dedicated microcontroller) or PC.
> Some X(Net) nodes with TNC3 hardware are also included in the network.
>
> > How can I connect and
> >investigate one?
>
> At least three choices:
>
> a) Connect to a Pactor/Flexnet gateway on HF (HB9IAC or DK0MAV, see
DF7ML's
> Pactor bulletins)
Ok, will look for them ... generally a bit difficult from the US West Coast,
but sometimes good openings on 15 or 10 meters.
> b) Take a portable packet station (preferably ready for 9600 bps FSK) with
> you on your next trip to Europe
We normally do not bring any ham radio gear ... perhaps next trip.
> c) Connect to a NOS gateway (such as HB9F) through an internet wormhole
and
> further on to one of its local AX25 Flexnet neighbors
Will try this also.
Thanks for the info!
--
... Hank
http://horedson.home.att.net
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