Demetre SV1UY wrote: > First of all not many can afford a satellite phone, which is also not > amateur radio. A satellite phone plus connection fees are far more > expensive than a PACTOR MODEM. Second many do not even have the luxury > of a UHF link, nor are they near a town, so HF is playing a viable > role in their communications. This is where PACTOR 3 comes and solves > their problem. Also when everything has gone down in an emergency, > PACTOR 3 can give you reliable communications using a PACTOR mailbox > that resides in a neighbouring country. Sometimes through the night > when I cannot access any European PACTOR PMBOS because I do not have a > decent 80 meters antenna
It looks like your Internet connection to this list is working fine. Are you using PACTOR?
