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Packet-Radio Digest Thu, 21 Oct 99 Volume 99 : Issue 260
Today's Topics:
Chicago Packet
Computer Equipment 4- Sale
How to use Packet-Radio and Creative Soundcard
Packet Programs
Packet with soundcard! (5 msgs)
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Date: Wed, 20 Oct 1999 21:30:13 -0500
From: Charles Fregeau <n5hsr@sprynet.com>
Subject: Chicago Packet
I must be in just the wrong spot. I know there is a lot of packet south and
southeast, I used to live down that way. Now I'm on the near West side. I'm
even using a J-pole out in the back porch (added on after the house was built,
all wood) to try and get more signal, converts to a J-beam if I need that kind
of noise-nulling.
Charles N5HSR
Mike Hughes wrote:
> In addition to the 144.91-145.09 MHz range, try 145.51-145.79 MHz. I know
> there's BBS activity south and southeast of Chicago on 145.57 and 145.65,
> and DX cluster links on 145.51 MHz.
>
> 73, Mike - KG9HF
>
> Charles Fregeau wrote in message <380A7A37.D02D2F16@sprynet.com>...
> >Came to the same conclusion myself today. I'm scanning right now.
> >Haven't heard a packet since I crossed into Cook county on any of the
> >frequencies I'm scanning, tho.
> >
> >"A. Mester" wrote:
> >
> >> The building itself maybe nulling the signal to about nothing. Here's
> >> something that may help, use a scanner with all the packet freq's
> >> programed into it, monitor that 24hr for a week. That will give you a
> >> indication who you can hear and who you can't.....
> >>
> >> Al N9SZI
> >
>.
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Date: Wed, 20 Oct 1999 15:24:49 -0700
From: "KB9RVC, Jeff Oestreich" <jmoboys4@midwest.net>
Subject: Computer Equipment 4- Sale
100 mhz pentium mother board $75 256k cache manual included
1.2 gig fujitsu hd $30
Misc. VGA cards (3) $10 each
Misc 286 and 386 motherboards and chips $5 each
Misc. Computer cases (1) desktop no pwr supply $25
1 tower pwr supply included $35
486 cpu $10
misc 486 memory $5/4 meg
VGA Monior 15" works great $75
or $180 takes all.
You ship!
webmaster@oestreich.net
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Date: 20 Oct 99 14:49:48 GMT
From: hylton@global.co.ZA (Hylton Conacher (ZR6HPC))
Subject: How to use Packet-Radio and Creative Soundcard
Hi all
This particular thread has got a fair bit of interest going in this
household as I was able to connect up to the local BBS and send and
receive packet.This changed as I moved with the ham gear to a different
city but with my trusty computer.
Luckily for me my computer has a sound card and to my knowledge it is a
Creative brand name.I was able to bring a HT with me to the new city but
that is all.
Is there a way to connect up the HT audio and mic and get it fed from my
soundcard?Luckily there is a mic and audio out plug on top of the HT so
I know the PTT can be triggered.
Another thing is the software to use.I used to use Winpack but I do not
think it will work with this arrangement.What other programs are there
out there that are compatible to Winpack ie start with other program and
move to Winpack without losing mail etc?
Wondering as I may be able to get back to packet after a year.
Appreciate any comments
--
Signature for Hylton Conacher follows:
Please contact me on one of the below e-mail addresses depending on what
the query is.
Amateur radio :zr6hpc@global.co.za
:zr1hpc@global.co.za
IRC or mIRc :studybro@global.co.za
Anything else :hylton@global.co.za
If you would rather contact me via packet radio please
send messages to zr6hpc@ZS5S.ZAF.AF
Thanks and regards or 73 if you are that way inclined
de ZR6HPC
Hylton Conacher
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From: "Hylton Conacher (ZR6HPC)" <hylton@global.co.za>
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Hi All
As I will very soon be having a multiboot system I am wondering if Win
NT or LILO is a better boot manager or more graphical?
Comments
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Signature for Hylton Conacher follows:
Please contact me on one of the below e-mail addresses depending on what
the query is.
Amateur radio :zr6hpc@global.co.za
:zr1hpc@global.co.za
IRC or mIRc :studybro@global.co.za
Anything else :hylton@global.co.za
If you would rather contact me via packet radio please
send messages to zr6hpc@ZS5S.ZAF.AF
Thanks and regards or 73 if you are that way inclined
Hylton Conacher
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Date: Wed, 20 Oct 1999 15:28:29 -0700
From: "KB9RVC, Jeff Oestreich" <jmoboys4@midwest.net>
Subject: Packet Programs
If you would like a copy of your favorite packet program on 3.5 disks please
e-mail me. I can put any packet, oe amatuer radio program on disk for you.
The cost is $5 per program, this covers the shipping and the cost of the
diskk(s). Almost all programs are shareware, so if you enjoy the programs
please register them.
Also If you would like a large collection of Amatuer Software on 1 cd-rom
this will be available in the future.
webmaster@oestreich.net
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Date: Wed, 20 Oct 1999 10:28:42 -0500
From: "Charles Brabham" <n5pvl@texoma.net>
Subject: Packet with soundcard!
Moron D. Stussy <kd6lvw@bde-arc.ampr.org> wrote in message
news:Pine.LNX.4.10.9910201017570.1718-100000@dns.bde-arc.ampr.org...
> On Tue, 19 Oct 1999, Charles Brabham wrote:
> > OK, everybody:
> >
> > What percentage of alt.ham-radio.packet should be dedicated to CB, I
wonder?
> >
> > Should a similar percentage of CB radio newsgroups be dedicated to
> > ham-radio.packet?
> >
> > Hey, why not just have ONE newsgroup for ALL Radio-related stuff? (Ham,
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