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Subj: Re: Re: inet nodes
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>T:From: Paul Lewis <g4apl@gb7cip.ampr.org>
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>pa2snk%pi8snk.#frl.nld.euro@gb7cip.ampr.org wrote:
>> From: PA2SNK@PI8SNK.#FRL.NLD.EURO
>> To : NODES@WW
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>> Message created on 15-2-2020 at 20:23:54
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>> Whats with all the inet only nodes ?
>> why do they have no RF ports anymore..
>> it makes me sad.
>>
>> 73's a RF node op. with rf ports.
>>
>>
>>
>Hi,
>
>Expect it is to do with the Official Licence Amateur Radio (AR)
>Regulations. Importing messages Bulletins and Personal Mail,
>Sending AR messages over Radio and or digipeating (Relaying)
>to other AR Radio(Wireless) Systems.
>
>That requires further licence additions to be applied for
>sending or relaying (deemed 3rd party) data/Messages over any of the
>Amateur Frequencies. Which is NOT covered in the Standard Amateur
>Radio Licence(AR) or Full(Advance) AR Licence.
>
>Of course sending Internet Public Emails To or From an AR Wireless
>system is not authorised either over AR Wireless/Radio systems.
>
>I've jumped through all the Hoops 'OOOOOOOOOOOOO'. Have you?
>Or is the attitude, Can not be bothered!
>
>Excuse all those that do not have room, or space to erect aerials.
>Just want to make Great Friends over the amprnet and learn about
>linux and networking (NetRom,TCPIP), as I have done since the late
>1980's early 1990's.
>
>I have no issue with that and have encouraged many a newcomer to
>the 'amprnet'.
>
>73 de Paul G4APL (GB7CIP) Pactor HF/LF UHF VHF
>
>--
>amprnet g4apl@gb7cip.ampr.org ax25 g4apl@gb7cip.#32.gbr.euro
>amprnet http://gb7cip.ampr.org Inet http://www.theskywaves.net
>
>
We have no real restrictions only that you have to have a extended
license to keep stuff on air 24/7 unattendend..
hams these days go for the easy way..
why bother if you could do it over internet.
same thing with d-star and dmr. wy bother to use a antenna and a
repeater when you can take your handy sit in the living room and
make qso's over you own private hotspot.
but complain when the repeater sysop closes down the local repeater
do to lack of use.
i'm building a soundcard interface at the moment..
could buy one for shure but whats the fun of that ?
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