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VK6DW > TNC 20.08.07 05:13l 28 Lines 1113 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 260341VK6DW
Read: GUEST DK3HG
Subj: Re: What TNC do you have !!
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Sent: 070820/0222Z @:VK6BBR.#PER.#WA.AUS.OC #:31123 [Roleystone] FBB7.00g
From: VK6DW@VK6BBR.#PER.#WA.AUS.OC
To : TNC@WW
Hello All TNC Users - my main Packet Radio TNC is a clone of the TAPR TNC2
that I bought in the early 1990's and assembled as a Kit supplied by one of
the Radio Parts Providers in Perth Western Australia who sold them until the
7910 World Modem Chip became unavailable -
He then sold his remaining Kit TNC Circuit Boards with parts only less the
7910 Chip and I was able to get some 7910 Chips from early low speed Telephone
Modems to complete some spares -
Have since acquired an MFJ-1270 and a 1278 as well however the original TAPR
clone TNC2 is still working fine and am using it on Packet with an FM-92
Transceiver on 2Mx as well as a 166MHz Pentium-1 computer with Winpack however
in the past have used TPK, TSThost as well as Lanlink and Packet-5 programs -
Ray VK2TV wrote: Anyone keeping score?
Yes Ray I have saved to file all TNC Bulletins received here in VK6 and will
do an analysis in due course - 73 for now ....>>>>>
73 - Don, VK6DW @ VK6BBR
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