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Packet-Radio Digest Tue, 22 Jun 99 Volume 99 : Issue 145
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mobile packet ideas please
TRADE MY TWO KPCs for old radio
wireless data transceiver schmatics needed (2 msgs)
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Date: Mon, 21 Jun 1999 20:48:48 GMT
From: "Brett Sutherland" <bsutherland@home.com>
Subject: mobile packet ideas please
I would like to start running hf packet mobile. I have an Icom 706. I would
like to use an older laptop. Other than that, do I have to have a TNC? I saw
the sound card posting for someone else but am not sure if it will work for
me. Thanks,
Brett
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Date: Tue, 22 Jun 1999 04:28:54 GMT
From: "Mike not Mic" <w5old@sonetcom.com>
Subject: TRADE MY TWO KPCs for old radio
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Howdy! I'm "Mike not Mic"!
I want to trade off my kpc 3 and kpc 2 for a old 2m radio...The radio can
even look bad...but, I just want it to work good. No crystal rigs either.
Please contact me via e-mail!
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Lawton Oklahoma. My call is W5OLD
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Date: Mon, 21 Jun 1999 20:19:42 +1000
From: "Polter_G" <trac_8@mitmania.com.au>
Subject: wireless data transceiver schmatics needed
Looking for some schematics.
I've looked everywhere for something along the
lines of what I want, and found that cordless
telephones are the closest thing. Problem is I could
pay $300US for a Panasonic or IBM cordless telephone
that handles data transmission, but i dont want to pay
that when i could probably construct it myself. With the
help of some schematics.
I need to use the telephone line, but have a wireless
connection from the telephone jack to the modem, and
vise versa.
If anyone has anything along these lines, or know of
a good source, please help!
Thanks
Polter_G
Trac_8@hotmail.com
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Date: Mon, 21 Jun 1999 18:35:49 -0500
From: Don or Darla Arnold <DArnold@datasync.com>
Subject: wireless data transceiver schmatics needed
They had such a device in a catloag i get
called 1-800-batteries
webpage http://www.1800Batteries.com
have attached the page out of thier catalog
item#33719
price 79.00
900mhz
up to 200 feet
called-The IBM Cordless Computer Connection
hope this helps
don
Polter_G wrote:
> Looking for some schematics.
> I've looked everywhere for something along the
> lines of what I want, and found that cordless
> telephones are the closest thing. Problem is I could
> pay $300US for a Panasonic or IBM cordless telephone
> that handles data transmission, but i dont want to pay
> that when i could probably construct it myself. With the
> help of some schematics.
> I need to use the telephone line, but have a wireless
> connection from the telephone jack to the modem, and
> vise versa.
>
> If anyone has anything along these lines, or know of
> a good source, please help!
>
> Thanks
> Polter_G
> Trac_8@hotmail.com
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