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Subj: Re:RMS works
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Sent: 160501/2319Z 36738@AE5ME.#NEOK.OK.USA.NOAM BPQ1.4.64
From what I've seen in my own limited use (periodically checking with CMS servers if I have any Winlink [not packet] messages) the underlying WINOR protocol is very effective.
From OK on very little power I can reliably hit the 40m node in St. Louis.
Whereas it's pretty tough sledding for me to do HF packet with my FT817.
Give it a shot. You can even run "simplex" (aka P2P ... peer 2 peer ) between 2 stations without an intermediary node if you'd like to try RMS Express easily.
73
Scott
----- Message from ka3bvj@ka3bvj.pa.usa.na sent 2016/04/26 22:28 -----
Message ID: 3411_KA3BVJ
Date: 2016/04/26 22:28
From: ka3bvj@ka3bvj.pa.usa.na
To: all@usa
Source: AE5ME
Subject: RMS works
R:160426/2228Z 36394@AE5ME.#NEOK.OK.USA.NOAM BPQ1.4.64
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R:160426/2158Z 3411@KA3BVJ.PA.USA.NA BPQ1.4.65
I am wondering how the RMS nodes work???
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