Interested in making use of that old Packet Radio TNC that you have shut away in a cupboard?
Then find the PSU, find those cables and get it fired up and let's build out packet radio around the GTA again. If you don't have a TNC, then there is free software available that works identically.
There has been a resurgence of interest, especially for use with Winlink.
Contact us to find who is working on this project and how far we have got.
I have been running a node, DX Cluster and BBS's in one form or another for that past 28 years. I removed the RF ports years ago due to lack of use. Perhaps I should add the 144.930 port back? For those who wish to see what I have running please take a look by telnet at ve3cgr.dyndns.org port 8010 Please note that you will need a password to access via telnet. If you would like access please email me your call and your choice of password via email and I will set you up. ve3cgr@gmail.com Ron VE3CGR
I am currently running a Winlink RMS on 144.930MHz in lower Richmond Hill which seems to be working well on 1200bps packet. And yes, I know they can all co-exist on the same frequency! The intent is to use 144.930MHz at the EOC in Newmarket once we can get back into the systems after COVID.
Excellent. 144.930 is the York Region frequency for packet activity. Yes, you are correct, they can easily co-exist.