Facebook and much more... With RF multicast to take advantage of our spectrum resources instead of the old one-to-one model that so hindered the previous generations of tools. Bill, WA7NWP

BTW, Chris (G1FEF) is actively looking for people willing to help enhance portal.ampr.org LAMP experience is helpful. -- John D. Hays K7VE PO Box 1223, Edmonds, WA 98020-1223

I've always wanted to play with 44net. I mean, I really have no idea what I expect to achieve... I feel like reviving the BBS network of the past would be counterproductive for the Advancement of the

Something that we need to influence when the UDRs start shipping in quantity. I have a 44.x net allocation for the old 56kbps network (I was last on there in 1998) in the Vancouver area

> Who else, if anyone, plans to use 44 address scheme in the Pacific North West around the Puget Sound? > Paul VE7DHM I have good path to your ve7rsk-10 RMS Gateway in Shirley, BC from the west

> Do you have a gateway or are you playing standalone? Standalone until I get my fiber connection within a couple of months. > Any coverage to the South? It's marginal and likely dependent on

So where is it going on and being done better? Bill, WA7NWP

EXACTLY. -- Dean

On Wed, Feb 25, 2015 at 2:21 PM, Don Poaps va7dgp@... [UniversalDigitalRadio] http://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Documents/IPGateway.html The big question is still if you want to create a new

[UniversalDigitalRadio] <UniversalDigitalRadio@...> wrote: 44net has a reasonable size user base with low average networking experience and an apparent reluctance to change. That said,

John I'm on the mailing list. In the portal it showed as the one for BC as he got the 44net for BCwarn. I'm just cooling my jets until there's documention on how to setup with Linbpq Don va7dgp --

Do you have a gateway or are you playing standalone? Any coverage to the South? Bill

Don and Paul, The current system for requesting address space is through http://portal.ampr.org According to https://portal.ampr.org/networks.php Canada is administered by

---In UniversalDigitalRadio@..., <ve7dhm@...> wrote : > Who else, if anyone, plans to use 44 address scheme in the Pacific North West around the Puget Sound? I live in the San Juan Islands on Lopez

That's an understatement. The whole 44 thing is (functionally) a joke. Promises for minor changes are still not made after a year. I know this is a hobby, but if you are going to try to

http://www.hamwan.org is the only activity (so far) that I know of. At least South of the 49th. Do you want to set up a LAN? Or do you want to participate in an existing LAN? If you want to set up

Paul Don't hold your Breathe. Bob Ve7wnk. Don't quite remember his call was my contact. He is administrator on 44 group. He didn't even know he was administer.. I gave up and went to use Linbpq and

Who else, if anyone, plans to use 44 address scheme in the Pacific North West around the Puget Sound? I have a allocation request in but it seems to take awhile...still waiting. Has any testing

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Then, yes there are people doing this but I don't have a public (or even private) repository to point you to yet. -- John D. Hays K7VE PO Box 1223, Edmonds, WA 98020-1223