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- there will be a scriptum where the contributions are documented
- on the first floor we have an exhibition area with network access where
new developments can be presented
- the big lecture rooms can also be used for workshops, in addition to this
we also have some smaller rooms
We need speakers and contributions.
Everybody who would like to make a contribution, provide a lecture,
or supervise a workshop please contact me in the next weeks, if possible with
a little 3-sentence abstract and an idea how long your lecture/workshop will
take.
If your ideas/project fits into this we would be happy to welcome you to the
convention.
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Guidelines for scriptum contributions are appended.
73 + 42 Jens, DG1KJD
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Guidelines for scriptum contributions
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General:
All articles are collected by an editor and together form the DIN-A4 sized
scriptum which is then professionally copied and bound in the neccessary
volume. The copyrights remain at the authors.
The editorial staff prints the articles (if neccessary) and after this adds
page numbers and head lines. The articles are sorted and a table of contents
is created. To ensure a reasonable look of the result, it is neccessary that
the authors respect the following guidelines:
media: We accept paper, cdrom (ISO9660) oder floppy disk (MSDOS fs)
file format: PostScript or LaTeX Source
It does not matter which tools the documents are created
with or which font types etc. have been used as long as we
can print it out. Please send ready-to-print postscipt
files if possible.
page format: DIN-A4
page borders: left: 3 cm
right: 2.5 cm
upper: 3 cm
lower: 3.5 cm
language: english or german
Your article should not be much longer than ten (10) pages. If you need more
space, please contact me.
There is - however - no lower limit on size.
As stated above: Please don't add any page numbering!
contact:
Jens David
FH-Dieburg
Max-Planck-Str. 2, Zi 8662
D-64807 Dieburg
Germany
Tel. @QRL: +49-6071-28-8662
Tel. @Home: +49-2251-780158
DieBox: dg1kjd@db0lj.#rpl.deu.eu
AMPRnet: dg1kjd@db0bm.ampr.org
I-EMail: dg1kjd@afthd.tu-darmstadt.de
WWW: http://www.afthd.tu-darmstadt.de/~dg1kjd
In case of questions please don't hesitate to contact me.
-- Jens
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Date: Mon, 27 Dec 1999 10:47:21 -0000
From: "Chris Smith" <chris@caladan.net>
Subject: Advice sought
Hi,
Has anyone any advice they can give me please. I was involved in packet,
years ago when it first came out and would now like to get back into this
mode. I would like to join the TCP/IP network in the UK, so does anyone
know where I can obtain an IP address from?
And question two is what is the best TNC to use nowadays, bearing in mind
that I only want to use it for the TCP/IP network.
Finally, what freq's are used on 2m and 70cm ?
Thanks,
Chris
G1FEF
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Date: Mon, 27 Dec 1999 20:36:26 GMT
From: gareth@lightfox.demon.co.uk (Gareth Rowlands)
Subject: Advice sought
In article <386743bc@saturn.caladan.co.uk>,
chris@caladan.net ("Chris Smith") wrote:
> I would like to join the TCP/IP network in the UK, so does anyone
> know where I can obtain an IP address from?
The last I heard, the Northants coordinator was Ian, G6KHW - I think
he's in the callbook.
> And question two is what is the best TNC to use nowadays, bearing
> in mind that I only want to use it for the TCP/IP network.
The cheapest box you can lay your hands on that can be put into KISS
mode. Almost any TNC-2 clone or similar does the job at 1200 baud
(e.g. PacComm TNC 200/220/320 or Tiny 2), although I use a Kantronics
KPC-9612 at home to cope with 9k6.
> Finally, what freq's are used on 2m and 70cm ?
For TCP/IP, sniff round the following
144.825 ; 144.925 ; 432.625 ; 433.625
--
http://www.rat.org.uk/
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Date: 27 Dec 1999 18:45:54 GMT
From: quest14now@aol.com (Lenny)
Subject: AM Reception
Thanks for the suggestion. Let me give more information as I should have in
the
first place. It's a large plant with machinery. A postal general mail
proccessing plant. We use small portable radios attached to the belt or head
sets. There is alot of moving around and working lifting and sweeping mail
from
the machine by hand so a stationary portable radio doesn't work. No windows in
the general vicinity
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Date: Mon, 27 Dec 1999 17:28:38 -0500
From: "Bob Lewis" <aa4pb@erols.com>
Subject: AM Reception
If it's a single AM station you are interested in, you could place an
AM receiver outside where it can pick up a signal, then run the audio
into the building and feed a small FM transmitter inside near the
work site. Place the FM transmitter on an unused frequency and tune
it in on your FM receiver.
Lenny <quest14now@aol.com> wrote in message
news:19991227134554.20333.00000799@ng-fu1.aol.com...
> Thanks for the suggestion. Let me give more information as I should
have in the
> first place. It's a large plant with machinery. A postal general
mail
> proccessing plant. We use small portable radios attached to the
belt or head
> sets. There is alot of moving around and working lifting and
sweeping mail from
> the machine by hand so a stationary portable radio doesn't work. No
windows in
> the general vicinity
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Date: Tue, 28 Dec 1999 18:07:59 GMT
From: 106255.1565@compuserve.com (Richard C. Ferryman)
Subject: Any software (as good as XPware) to drive PK-232 from linux?
I'm looking for a neat way to use my PK-232/DSP from linux. At
present I use a dumb tterminal or run packet in kiss mode but really
want to use PACTOR in such a way as to ultimately link HF to my packet
software fo VHF/UHF.
Richard
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Date: Tue, 28 Dec 1999 19:57:04 GMT
From: chris@cvine--nospam--.freeserve.co.uk (Chris Vine)
Subject: Any software (as good as XPware) to drive PK-232 from linux?
On Tue, 28 Dec 1999 18:07:59 GMT, 106255.1565@compuserve.com (Richard
C. Ferryman) wrote:
>I'm looking for a neat way to use my PK-232/DSP from linux. At
>present I use a dumb tterminal or run packet in kiss mode but really
>want to use PACTOR in such a way as to ultimately link HF to my packet
>software fo VHF/UHF.
There is a host mode program for the Kam Plus on
www.cvine.freeserve.co.uk. If you are willing to do a little work on
it, it should be easy enough to port it to the PK-232.
Chris.
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Date: 23 Dec 1999 05:51:35 GMT
From: wa2ise@netcom.com (Robert Casey)
Subject: Any web or telnet sites via internet access to packet?
Are there any internet web or telnet sites I can "join" to
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