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default. If you
are getting windows telnet to work, it might be using port 23 instead. Check
the settings
on the DXTELNET software to see what port it attempts to connect on.
Otherwise, I'd check my wingate logs out to see what connections it has been
denying
if such logs are kept...
On Wed, 16 Feb 2000 21:58:26 GMT , Art spewed forth to
rec.radio.amateur.digital.misc:
:AS>Is there anyone out there using DxTelnet from a client machine through
:AS>proxy server software? If so please tell me how it is done. I am
:AS>using WinGate home and cannot figure out how to get DXTELNET to telnet
:AS>through the server. Yet I can get standard windows telnet to make a
:AS>connection to the Dx packet cluster.
:AS>Art Santella (K1VKO)
:AS>"If You Ain't The Lead Dog, The Scenery Never Changes."
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Chris Buckley -- KC0DBY
finger: cwbuckle@mtu.edu for info.
"Tous les champignons se mangent, mais
il y'en a qui ne se mangent qu'une fois."
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Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2000 22:27:15 -0800
From: Mike Blankenship <mikeb@rectec.net>
Subject: NEW HARDWARE FOR DIGITAL MODES!
After reading all of the responses on my news server, it seems that the
QRM once again won out.
You asked for opinions and mine says "Great. Keep it up." Although it may
be a hopelessly dead market-only if we let it. I am a new ham and have
been unsucessfully looking for the required info to be able to interface
my soundcard and rig together. Can I solder? That's not the question. Do
I want to blow up either or both of my $1000+ radio or computer? I don't
think so. And since I don't have money to blow, I had better do it right
the first time. Anyone got a URL on the {correct} way to do this? Don't
forget the drivers and related software to pull it off.
If I'm not able to make it work in six weeks, I may well be one of your
customers.
Mike KC0GPM
"Del Schier, K1UHF" wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I hope that this message is not a problem being commercial in nature.
>
> I work for a small electronic engineering firm and we have decided
> to enter the ham radio market as a new cottage industry company, in
> support of our hobby. We would like to announce a new product for
> the digital modes. We are just about finished with our production
> prototype testing and expect to be in production in about 6 weeks.
>
> Please see our web page: http://www.westmountainradio.com
>
> We would like feedback from this group, we are not ready to take
> orders, we are simply asking for your feedback.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> 73
> Del Schier, K1UHF
>
> West Mountain Radio
> 18 Sheehan Avenue
> Norwalk, CT 06854
> USA
>
> tel: 203 853 8080
> fax: 203 299 0232
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Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2000 13:40:30 GMT
From: "Rick Ruhl" <ricker@cssincorp.com>
Subject: PAC TERM98
We keep a database of all the serial numbers and activation keys. I'll look
through it and email your activation key to you.
Rick Ruhl
President
Creative Services Software, Inc
http://www.cssincorp.com
"TAVERNIER Christophe" <asyf8@club-internet.fr> wrote in message
news:88e0q0$na4$1@front7m.grolier.fr...
> Best 73,
> I have a logiciel Pac Term 98 but I have uninstall this software and I
have
> lose my numbers of series and keys activation, now I have only Demo Mode.
> Please if you have this number, can you give me numbers for open my
software
> again.
>
> Many thanks ...... F8ASY
>
> e-mail : asyf8@club-internet.fr
>
>
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Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2000 11:03:43 +1000
From: "Dennis Edey" <vk4sx@dingoblue.net.au>
Subject: Swap
Swap or trade HAL P38 DSP Clover/pactor/amtor/rtty modem.new 2 hrs use,used
for firmware testing with HAL.
rgds dennis VK4SX.
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Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2000 22:24:32 GMT
From: gm4plm@emn.org.uk (Simon Lewis GM4PLM)
Subject: TNC
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000 13:40:02 -0800, "Michael VW"
<mikeh"nospam"@phonet.com> wrote:
www.baycom.com
they do kits for hardware TNC's (look for TNC2X) - that maybe of use!
> Greetings all. Does anyone have a schematic or design information on
>building a TNC. I'm working on an RF project for some of my undergrad
>students. Please respond to mikeh@phonet.com Thank You, Michael
>
>
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Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2000 23:06:14 -0600
From: "Steve Sampson" <ssampson@usa-site.net>
Subject: Voda-Phone, was Re: What is a good TNC?
Depends on what you want to do.
What do you want packet to do for you? How will packet solve your
data requirement?
Widely available covers just about everything. 9600 is the defacto
affordable
high speed (medium actually) packet. There is a little 19.2k packet but the
speed is not much better than 9600 using a TNC. P.S. I have a 19.2k link
using DRSI TNC, and Kantronics data radios for 430 MHz to the highest
bidder :-)
I've known some people who have packet links to their repeaters, and that's
all the use it for. 1200 baud is the rule.
APRS is pure 1200 baud, *never* will be greater speed.
TAPR sells (haven't checked lately) the best 9600 repeater TNC there is, and
tied to a Hamtronics true FM exciter/receiver, makes a cheap and easy modern
repeater. Users can use the little TEKK data radios to link up to a
central repeater.
One area I am interested in, is replacing all the hardware with a Linux box
that
uses a sound card to receive and regenerate the packets. Another area is
using
the DVSI vocoder chip to digitize voice to 9600 baud with FEC, and use a
digital repeater to communicate with others. You could even have a data
window for stuff like callsigns heard, what callsign is talking, the DGPS
could
be received and output on a port, etc. These data windows are cheap, and a
PIC can drive them using a serial port.
There's a lot that Hams can do with mere 9600, but their brains are stuck in
BBS, and AX.25 crap. The sooner we (Hams) leave AX.25, the better.
I've ordered some engineer samples of the new DVSI AMBE-2000 chip, and
I plan to commission a local engineering firm to prototype a microprocessor
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