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Ham-Digital Digest Wed, 16 Feb 2000 Volume 2000 : Issue 47
Today's Topics:
10GHz stuff for sale on eBay
a TNC made with PIC's??? (3 msgs)
Important message from France CFRR (2 msgs)
Libretto70CT+SoundCard
mx614 modem
PAC TERM98
telnet FBB forward
TNC (3 msgs)
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Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2000 07:54:57 +0000
From: "Anon O'Moose" <Sean@home.org>
Subject: 10GHz stuff for sale on eBay
I hope this won't really be looked at as SPAM. I just want to let you
microwavers out there know about the box of misc. microwave parts and
units I have up for sale on eBay.
I have 2 working 10GHz units and many parts for sale in a sort of
parts box.
If you are interested, stop by. I want to move these things out of
the shack as there seems to be little interest in uWaves here in
Central Ohio.
Thanks,
KB8JNE
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=259987203
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Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2000 02:46:14 GMT
From: tj@johnston.net (Tj Johnston)
Subject: a TNC made with PIC's???
Is anyone or any group currently working on a fully functional TNC
made with PIC's? It seems these are very popular chips now.. and quite
versatile. I would love to build my own TNC... in my own case... using
these new chips. I am looking to do this for APRS and would love to
build one with multiple rs-232 inputs for GPS, RDF and such...
Unfortunately I am not up to speed on PIC's ... yet... and would hate
to re-invent the wheel.. if someone else is doing this already.
Tj Johnston, N4UYQ
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Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2000 07:56:22 GMT
From: f5pje@perso.free.fr (Eric BERTREM)
Subject: a TNC made with PIC's???
tj@johnston.net (Tj Johnston) écrivait :
>Is anyone or any group currently working on a fully functional TNC
>made with PIC's? It seems these are very popular chips now.. and quite
>versatile. I would love to build my own TNC... in my own case... using
>these new chips. I am looking to do this for APRS and would love to
>build one with multiple rs-232 inputs for GPS, RDF and such...
Yes, look at http://www.infracom-fr.com/9600g.html and look after the
TNC2MULTI : Pic processor, TF 2.7 Eprom, 1k2 & 9k6 in-the-box, etc.
It doesn't not include an APRS software, but considering you can
change the Eprom by a TAPR 1.1.9 one, it should not be a problem.
73,
Eric, F5PJE
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Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2000 09:08:00 GMT
From: nomail@rob.knoware.nl (Rob Janssen)
Subject: a TNC made with PIC's???
Eric BERTREM <f5pje@spam.free.fr> wrote:
>tj@johnston.net (Tj Johnston) écrivait :
>>Is anyone or any group currently working on a fully functional TNC
>>made with PIC's? It seems these are very popular chips now.. and quite
>>versatile. I would love to build my own TNC... in my own case... using
>>these new chips. I am looking to do this for APRS and would love to
>>build one with multiple rs-232 inputs for GPS, RDF and such...
>Yes, look at http://www.infracom-fr.com/9600g.html and look after the
>TNC2MULTI : Pic processor, TF 2.7 Eprom, 1k2 & 9k6 in-the-box, etc.
>It doesn't not include an APRS software, but considering you can
>change the Eprom by a TAPR 1.1.9 one, it should not be a problem.
How do they manage to run al this Z-80 software on a PIC?
Probably it has a PIC *in addition to* all the standard TNC hardware?
For APRS, where you don't need the AX.25 protocol, it is probably possible
to construct something with only a PIC, that translates "ascii lines" to UI
frames. That is only slightly more complicated than KISS.
Rob
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Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2000 20:48:34 +0100
From: "RA-News" <he@wanadoo.fr>
Subject: Important message from France CFRR
This is an important message
from : CFFR Confederation of French Radioamateurs and Radiolisteners
to : All radioamateurs
to get the original file of this message, it is nessecary to connect :
http://www.cfrr.org/cfrr_actuels/cominfo0002.pdf
and for an "smell of it" ........: (perhaps you like to have a look to our
page ? it's easy at : http://www.cfrr.org for any information of our
confederation / or connect http://www.sldx.net for an taste of the life
of an small radioamateur club located in the triangle (and the heart of
Europe) of LX,F and DL
COMMUNIQUE SPECIAL D'INFORMATION de la C.F.R.R.
du 5 février 2000 N° 2000-02
Jugement du Conseil d'Etat. Un fait sans précédent dans les annales du
radioamateurisme français.
Séance du 5 janvier 2000 - Lecture du 26 janvier 2000 - Notification du 3
février 2000
Les requérants ont reçu le 4 février 2000 la décision du Conseil d'Etat
concernant la réglementation amateur.
Extrait des conclusions du Conseil d'Etat :
« ..qu'ainsi les dispositions des articles 2, 3, 4 et 13 de la décision
homologuée par l'arrêté attaqué ont été
prise par une autorité incompétente ; que ces dispositions étant
indivisibles des autres articles de la décision
97-453 du 17 décembre 1997 de l'autorité de régulation des
télécommunications, les requérants sont fondés à
demander l'annulation de l'arrêté du 14 mai 1998 du secrétaire d'Etat à l'
industrie en tant qu'il homologue
To be continued in digest: hd_2000_47B
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