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IW2OHX > TCPIP 06.09.90 09:36l 40 Lines 1473 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 10286_IW2OHX
Subj: Re: Time For Mesh to Graduate
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Hi,
the same here. I have two BPQ Nodes with a RNode KISS port on 433Mhz.
As of today they are both in the same room so it's like 50cm link :) Next step will be to move one of the two in a remote locat
ion. From the first tests I did, the speed seems to be like 1200Bd. I am confident the link will be more robust and I will be a
ble to cover longer distances. We'll see..
73 de iw2ohx
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> From: KJ6FQP @ KJ6FQP.#SCA.CA.USA.NOAM (Assunta)
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> I have messed with it over short distances, but did not
> setup a permanant BBS link. They did work well.
>
> -73 de Chris KQ6UP
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