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tryed on hf but 1200baud on 29mhz should not be a problem.
73's de Jon,
g7epn@gb7nlw.#16.gbr.eu
g7epn and gb7nlw both running tcp/ip via radio only !!
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Date: Mon, 10 May 1999 14:20:36 -0400
From: Robert Stamper <rstamper@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: KAM +
I am looking for a program like packterm,easyterm or something like
that.I bought the KAM+ at a local hamfest but the software was missing.
Regards
Bob Stamper
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Date: Wed, 12 May 1999 19:33:03 +1000
From: "Peter Beechey" <peterbee@sympac.com.au>
Subject: MFJ1270B
Hello name here is Peter, callsign vk3flc, I'm after a operating manual for
an MFJ1270B tnc, I have 3 of them here operating on my bbs, wud like the
info on them as it might be handy when I use one for HF packet, all replies
please to my email peterbee@sympac.com.au
Many thanks, Peter vk3flc
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Date: Fri, 7 May 1999 11:53:50 -0600
From: "Bubba" <nunya@azstarnet.com>
Subject: Palmtop and Packet
Steve,
Thanks for your response. I purchased a Phillips Velo 1 and I have a
KPC3+ also. Great for mobile stuff. There shouldn't be any problem with me
using the Term program that's installed w/ the Velo 1 should there? Though I
have to admit, my main concern is making the cable for the device. Just how
does your Psion hook up to the KPC? Does it have a full size serial port or
a special port that is labeled "serial".
Jon
kc5mop
Steve Ahrendt wrote in message <37332D98.F5C45D2F@jps.net>...
>Bubba wrote:
>>
>> Anyone have some sites that talk about setting up and using palmtop
>> computers with packet? Thanks.
>>
>> Jon
>> kc5mop
>I don't have anything on my web page about it but I do take my packet on
>the road with me.
>I'm using my Psion 3c, KPC 3+, and either my Icom IC-W32A or my Yaesu
>FT-8500. I use either PocPac or Nfsc as a term program. It took me a
>while to get around to fixing my serial cable but other than that it's
>very straightforward.
>Now if I could only find a site with all active nodes throughout the
>US... (I have the gateway list).
>
>73s,
>Steve
>KD5FID
>--
>=====================================================================
>| Steve Ahrendt |
>| Industrial Control Systems Service and Design |
>| http://www.crosswinds.net/oakland/~ahrendt |
>=====================================================================
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Date: Fri, 07 May 1999 11:14:49 -0700
From: Steve Ahrendt <chiphead@jps.net>
Subject: Palmtop and Packet
Bubba wrote:
>
> Anyone have some sites that talk about setting up and using palmtop
> computers with packet? Thanks.
>
> Jon
> kc5mop
I don't have anything on my web page about it but I do take my packet on
the road with me.
I'm using my Psion 3c, KPC 3+, and either my Icom IC-W32A or my Yaesu
FT-8500. I use either PocPac or Nfsc as a term program. It took me a
while to get around to fixing my serial cable but other than that it's
very straightforward.
Now if I could only find a site with all active nodes throughout the
US... (I have the gateway list).
73s,
Steve
KD5FID
--
=====================================================================
| Steve Ahrendt |
| Industrial Control Systems Service and Design |
| http://www.crosswinds.net/oakland/~ahrendt |
=====================================================================
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Date: Mon, 10 May 1999 06:26:51 GMT
From: "Greg Godsey" <kf4bdy@usit.net>
Subject: PC-comm
Does anyone have the wiring diagram for a pc-comm tnc? it is the one that
plugs into the back of the comuper. Please email: kf4bdy@usit.net
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Date: Mon, 10 May 1999 03:04:13 GMT
From: kb6ojs@gte.net (Steve Silverwood)
Subject: Tandy 200 Packet
In article <3735AD63.2CD4DD02@ios.com>, frcarson@ios.com says...
> I am trying to get a small portable packet setup ready for Field Day. I
> want to try and use a Tandy 200 portable computer. Has anyone here used
> that computer, and if so, was the whole thing positive, or were there
> problems? Also, anyone have any specialty software that they've used
> for that machine that they could reccomend? Thanks for the help!
Any basic terminal program for that system should work. I think there's
one built in, but my memory sometimes isn't as good as it should be. ;-)
Anyway, if you get something like a KPC-3, a decent handheld, a cable
between the KPC and the HT, and a plain old modem cable for the T200, you
should be set. The KPC-3 can run on a 9v battery, so that whole lash-up
should be self-contained for a FD operation.
I haven't been on CompuServe for over a year, but last time I was there was
a Tandy Model 100 forum (also supported the 200) which had quite a bit of
software available for download. Might be a good bet. CompuServe offers a
100-free-hours promotion these days (since being bought by AOL), too.
--
-- //Steve//
Steve Silverwood, KB6OJS
Email: kb6ojs@gte.net
Home Page: http://home1.gte.net/kb6ojs
AOL IM: "MSF Steve"
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