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MET-3/3
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MET-2/19
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MET-2/20
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MET-3/5
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MET-2/21
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OKEAN-1/7
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NOAA-14
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SICH-1
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NOAA-15
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RESURS
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MIR
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HUBBLE
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GRO
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UARS
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POSAT
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PO-34
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ISS
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2 25544 51.5931 37.5221 0004140 149.8080 210.3161 15.57971888 15240
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Date: Mon, 1 Mar 1999 12:26:04 -0500
From: "Daniel Lavoie" <LavoieDNOSPAM@iSTAR.CA>
Subject: Anyone know if there's a mailing list for the TH-D7?
Anyone know if there's a mailing list for the TH-D7?
Thanks
Daniel
VE3DCL
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Date: Tue, 02 Mar 1999 04:45:18 GMT
From: "keefer" <me@guess.net>
Subject: Baycom modem
here is a data sheet on it tou need adobie though
http://cybersake.www.cistron.nl/baycom.htm
Xian wrote in message <36d7c40e.3366590@news.online.no>...
>Is it possible to use a hamcom modem to receive/transmitt pavket
>radio? If it's possible, which software do I need then ???
>
>Anyone who know where I can get a datasheet for the IC from Texas
>Instrument called TCM3105, maybe someone know what I can use as a
>substitute ?
>
>73's from LA8QJA
>--
>Best regards/Med vennlig Hilsen Christian Rogne
>email : Christian.Rogne@narvik.online.no
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Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 15:38:26 GMT
From: ke4zv@bellsouth.net (Gary Coffman)
Subject: Why a TNC?
On Fri, 26 Feb 1999 02:13:42 GMT, Rob Kling <rkling@home.com> wrote:
>Thats like saying that embedded systems are useless because the
>technology has been around for 20 years. TCP/IP has been around that
>long too, so have modems. I wonder what he would call the bios on his
>CPU.
I'd call it the initial real mode cold boot code for the OS loader.
After that it is ignored since a competent operating system
talks directly to its hardware via the kernel drivers. The
BIOS is neither re-entrant, nor will it run in protected mode,
so it is virtually useless to a modern OS.
>The TNC is a very efficient device and its fundamental design is
>alive in all sorts of new technology. Moreover, it fits into the
>client/server model very well.
The main problem with the TNC paradigm is that it is loosely
coupled to the host. This introduces a number of latency and
channel control problems, unless you want your computer to
serve merely as a dumb terminal for the little Z80. A tighter
coupling to the host, bypassing the RS232 bottleneck, can
allow you to much more efficiently utilize both the machine's
resources, and the channel's resources. DMA HDLC cards
can do this, and in a different way, host based DSP utilizing
a sound card can do this too.
The client/server model of the TNC is very primitive. In the
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