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Packet-Radio Digest Fri, 15 Oct 99 Volume 99 : Issue 254
Today's Topics:
Chicago packet, 1200 baud - 2 meter (2 msgs)
kalamazoo mi
MFJ-1270C TNC problem....?
Non Ham experience: how do I get a file from Holland to Africa? (6 msgs)
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Date: Thu, 14 Oct 1999 20:07:24 -0500
From: Charles Fregeau <n5hsr@sprynet.com>
Subject: Chicago packet, 1200 baud - 2 meter
I live not too far off downtown, but don't hear any packet racket except
on 144.39. Where is all the packet?
Charles
N5HSR
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Date: Thu, 14 Oct 1999 22:00:45 -0500
From: n9pgo <n9pgo@mediaone.net>
Subject: Chicago packet, 1200 baud - 2 meter
Charles Fregeau wrote:
> I live not too far off downtown, but don't hear any packet racket except
> on 144.39. Where is all the packet?
>
> Charles
> N5HSR
ILNAP -145.01
ELELG-145.59
ALGON-145.59
ANL -145.09
These are some nodes that u should be able to connect to.....lots of packet
on 145.01 , 03 , 05 , 07 , 09. 147.555
tcp/ip also....9600 baud on 145.67
73 es cul...Sandy
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Date: Thu, 14 Oct 1999 17:59:11 -0700
From: "Bob B" <bobb25@hotmail.com>
Subject: kalamazoo mi
I am looking for packet frequencys in the Kalamazoo Mi area. I used to hook
up to a repeater bbs in marshall mi but can no longer remember the freq. I
am trying to get back into packet.
Thanks in advance.
KB8SVJ Bob B
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Date: 14 Oct 99 19:25:22 GMT
From: emayler@juno.COM (Eugene R. Mayler)
Subject: MFJ-1270C TNC problem....?
Hi Geoff<
"Geoff Hallett" <ghallett@globalnet.co.uk> wrote:
>My MFJ-1270C based packet rig seems to develop a fault after it has been
on
>for a while and has warmed up. Out going packets are sent correctly and
>received correctly at the other end. Incoming lines have a few
characters or
>words removed from their front ends! Is this a known problem with this
TNC
>or is the problem with the old 486 DX266 laptop or the WinPack software
set
>up?
It is possible that WinPack is not able to service the interrupts from
your
serial port quickly enough and some characters are dropped. There are
two
possible solutions. 1) Reduce the baud rate between the computer and
TNC,
2) Change the serial port of the computer to one that has a 16550 UART.
The
16550 has the 16 byte FIFO buffer which gives the processor more time to
service
the interrupts. The 8250 and 16450 UARTs have no FIFO buffer.
The problem and solutions that I just described would not be related to
any warm
up time. Are you really sure it is related to the warm up time or does
it just
appear that way?
73,
Gene Mayler - K8EE
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Date: Fri, 15 Oct 1999 00:05:45 +0200
From: reply@newsgroup.please
Subject: Non Ham experience: how do I get a file from Holland to Africa?
On Tue, 12 Oct 1999 21:09:55 -0700, "William F. Hagen"
<whagen@inreach.com> wrote:
>what type of equipment and access does each point have?
>a simple solution is a direct phone to phone connection, just use your
>modems and some terminal emulator and talk to each other, do a file
>transfer.
>got internet?
In Africa: no internet, no radio, no electricity. :)
So ... how am I going to solve this?
OI am not joking, I really need a solution for this.
Yes, first thing would be a generator. Next a old 286 PC. Then ... and
this is where I need you all: since there is no network over there I
thought of HAM: a radio receiving signals and translating them to
files.
Any help urgently needed. TIA!
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Date: Thu, 14 Oct 1999 18:10:38 -0700
From: "William F. Hagen" <whagen@inreach.com>
Subject: Non Ham experience: how do I get a file from Holland to Africa?
you might be able to get it done with packet, or with another error
correcting mode such as amtor, first take the software and convert it
from binary mode to text mode with something like uuencode, send the
file, break it up if you have to, then uudecode it, re-assemble it, and
there you have it.
kc6ufe
reply@newsgroup.please wrote:
>
> On Tue, 12 Oct 1999 21:09:55 -0700, "William F. Hagen"
> <whagen@inreach.com> wrote:
>
> >what type of equipment and access does each point have?
> >a simple solution is a direct phone to phone connection, just use your
> >modems and some terminal emulator and talk to each other, do a file
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