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Is anyone using FX.25? Would it be possible to upgrade a current tnc's
firmware to support this fec protocol or is it only possible using
a pc? It would be interesting to have some firmware for a tnc that
used standard ax.25 but then upon detection of so many retry's it
changed over to fx.25. Anyway just pondering what's possible I feel
this protocol may be useful on long backhaul links, if any still
exist today!
73 de KF7PSM
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