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Thanks and 73,
Patrick / KB0BRO
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Date: Wed, 02 Jun 1999 12:18:02 -0700
From: Walter Dunckel <wdunckel@best.com>
Subject: Packet radio and 3com Palm III PDA
Here is some APRS packet software for the Palm III
http://webusers.anet-stl.com/~mcmusick/
it will work with TNC-2 compatibles
Walter
Rick Zelle wrote:
>
> Hello, has anyone succeeded in connecting a PK-88 or Baycom modem to a 3com
> / usr Palm III ?
> If yes, please tell me how.
> Is there amy packet radio software for the palm III ?
> I would like to use it when i'm travelling.
> Rick
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Date: Tue, 1 Jun 1999 16:05:31 +0100
From: "Graham" <G4ILN@btinternet.com>
Subject: PK232 Firmware. Where from?
Has anyone actually suceeded in getting a firmware upgrade to version 7.2
for a Timewave/AEA PK232MBX (daughterboard version)?
The UK importers are Nevada, but when I enquired at their stand at a rally
they advised me to deal direct with Timewave in the USA. An E Mail to
Timewave asking for details of prices etc was ignored. I followed this up
with a phone call to Timewave and placed an order against a credit card. My
credit card never got debited and I never received the upgrade. I phoned
Timewave again and asked what was happening. They took all the details
again and promised to E Mail me when the order was despatched. Still no
luck though. Are Timewave generally this slow (3 weeks) or don't they want
to do the paperwork for an expert order?
I am beginning to think that Timewave don't want my money and I am thinking
abouit copying someone else's PROMS, If I can find someone who has the
upgrade that is.
Is ther perhaps a retailer in the US who doesn't mind handling a small
export order?
73 de Graham G4ILN
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Date: Tue, 01 Jun 1999 14:57:02 GMT
From: cmcdonld@thezone.net (Chris Mcdonald)
Subject: TELNET
"Per Odegaard G0DJT/LA9GG" <per.odegaard@btinternet.com> wrote:
>Hi!
>I only recently started checking out about Telnet, and would
>now like to know more.
>(1) What kind of a programme do I need in order to make
>use of Telnet?
For telnet all you need is a simple client. If you run windows 95 or
98 you should already have one. Open a dos prompt and type telnet.
>(2) How do I myself get an IP address (or do I already have
>one, without knowing it)?
All computers on the net have an IP unless thay are on a LAN behind a
firewall. Also you should have a domain name such as
modem1.yourISP.net which will point at your IP
>(3) How/where do I find the addresses of other Telnet users?
Telnet is the base to all modes of internet data transfer. Meaning
that every thing from mail to http servers can be telneted to. All
services have a standard port number for example pop3 mail is on port
110 and http is on port 80. When you go to a web site you broswer
makes a telnet connection to the http server on port 80 and tells the
server what file the broswer is looking for and then the server will
send the files over the telnet link.
Telnet was orginaly programmed for using remote computers as if you
were at the console so you could use programs on that computer. These
computers were orginaly Unix the OS that runs the internet. Unix is a
text basd muti-user, muti-tasking operating system(OS).Meaning that
you can have 100's of people using a unix box all at the same time.
Today there are many unix clones such as Linux which is a public
domain OS unlike Unix which is owned by AT&T.
There are 1000's of computers which can be telneted to on the net
finding ones that are open to the public is the hard part.
>73, Per.
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Date: Wed, 2 Jun 1999 15:23:09 -0500
From: "Mark West" <markw@wwncorp.net>
Subject: Yaesu FT-847 with the 1278
I need wiring diagrams for using the Yaesu FT-847 with the 1278. There are
many options and I can't make heads or tails.
Specifically the 847 has 'Data in/out' and 'PKT' connectors on the back, I
need to know how to interface both of these to my 1278.
Anyone?
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