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On 8/3/20 22:11, PA2SNK wrote:
>> Ok. Some people think that 'boxed TNC' are more reliable when compared
>> to sound-card interfaces. (At least in professional communications, like
>> marine ship-to-coast, etc.)
>>
>
> Advantage in some cases is also not having to keep up a computer 24/7.
> For the aprs digi's i run i only have a radio and a tiny2 with uidigi
> firmware in it..
>
> and did run a thenet x-1j4 node for some time without pc
>
Sure. I used in the past TNC2 as a personal mailbox (without PC
running). Now using SCS Tracker for APRS (when switch PC off).
Also plan to try it for robust packet *with* PC. But after I get more
experience with SCS Dragon (pactor+robust).
>
>>> There are few new modes for data transfer, look for VARA modem and ARDOP/WINMOR
>>> its all not need boxed TNC, just soundcard interface and PC software.
>>> We just need more peoples to be interested in that.
>>> Its hard to do when all have Internet everywhere...
>>
>> Yes, the Internet is everywhere. Maybe to use the Internet social
>> networks to promote RF ham modes?
>
> This is what we do over here..
> There is a big group of interested people on the packetradio nederland
> facebook page.
> and there is also a lot of RF action going on becouse people get interested
> again reading mgs's there.
>
> internet did bring us some nice things.
> look al all the axudp links and telnet forwarding..
> if i did not have internet over here i would have to close the mailbox
> becouse i cannot set up a stable link to a node elsewhere.
>
Ok, I use LinkedIn for promoting ham radio. Various way are possible.
At this stage I look for more pactor contacts. Mostly I am on 14.108,90
MHz but also on 7.044,00 in the afternoons, etc ...
Misko YT7MPB
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