Does anyone know the baud rate or hertz for project 25? Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

Have you seen HamWAN? http://www.hamwan.org There are some differences of vision here but in general the HamWAN folks are doing a heroic job. That said, I'm hoping to see a robust wide area ad-hoc

I'm waiting too.. I'm trying to setup a BBS in New Westminister, BC. I'm having issues with TNC not wanting to talk to BPQ. Issue with com ports on windows XP. Not know Linux. I'll need all the help I

Back in the mid 90s, when packet radio was well established in the PNW, Vancouver Island, the B.C. mainland, and the Puget Sound area was well served by a network of nodes and BBSs. The 1200

Hi Steve, Currently, the only DD network implementation is 128 kbps on 23 cm from Icom (ID-1 terminals, and RP-2D access point) and is half duplex (no repeaters). The UDRX will change this, as it

How does this discussion affect digital voice (DV) and digital data (DD) modes in the USA? Do DV repeater operators always enable DD capability? Or, are there separate DD repeaters? Do the repeater

We could do a UDRX-430. there is a 20MHz 431 Filter (421-441). Takes care of the bottom of the US Band as well It's in a different package (of course) so we'd end up building 440s in mass then

It is a similar situation here in Ireland, and I guess throughout all of IARU Region 1. Regards John EI7IG

op 17-03-14 16:50, bhhoyer@... schreef: All 9k6 AX.25 channels in the Netherlands are between 430.400 and 431.025 and german duplex ax.25 channels have input between 430.400 and

The UDR has a SAW Filter in both the transmit and receive paths. We are currently using a 440MHz filter with a 19MHz BW, meaning we are 3db down at 430.5MHz and 449.5MHz. I have been searching for

To all, The purpose of the forum is for you to ask questions about the UDR and post your thoughts on Digital Amateur Radio. In addition, we use it to gain insight into how you want to use the UDR so

You are correct; accessing the Internet is normally a "means-test", to see if the amateur radio network is just a toy between three amateurs, or actually useful.

I was going to get a HamWAN setup but then I took my laptop with built in wifi to McDonalds... Had an fast internet connection and downloaded some cool John Denver videos and a few wild Viking

I think part of what all of us are experiencing, is the frustration of (in many cases) made purchasing decisions (eg, not buying something else) based on a schedule that has (for speeds over

What infrastructure is there? Working with the 'local' system is key and given hams, all local systems will be different. So no matter what there is out of the box - there will be local

I'm not so sure it's productive to judge SquirrelMail based on how you found it over 5 years ago. I'm currently using it and find it as good as any other webmail software and better than some others

Michael: I think you make my point rather eloquently, when you conflate RAID storage and an Amateur Radio network. In my experience, if you're talking about RAID storage, such usage trends more

For those who missed it - start at minute 5:15 in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0svcHERWrM We have since reworked the whole RF section for much better performance, and have new management code.

What do you think the Node.js and Socket.io stuff that John talked about at DCC last fall is for? Besides, they had working prototypes at Dayton in 2012. Matthew Pitts N8OHU -- Sent from my Android

You missed the point. My point is that all this time spent on defining applications could and should be spent on defining management/configuration screens, status screens, logging, etc. for the