Re: [digitalradio] Keeping connected and tools in the toolbox

2008-06-13 Thread Rick W.
It appears that there has been no change to the peer to peer support in the RMSpacket. I know that when I brought this up a few years ago, the programmer was adamant that they not have peer to peer support in Telpacs because it was strictly designed to be a simple internet telnet to packet

Re: [digitalradio] Keeping connected and tools in the toolbox

2008-06-13 Thread kh6ty
In ALL cases, we must not lose sight of the fact that you must always have phone (voice) communications available in emergencies. Digital data plays a much smaller secondary role. To show you how absurd it can get, in our Section we have Digital Communications Coordinator who actually

Re: [digitalradio] Keeping connected and tools in the toolbox

2008-06-13 Thread Simon Brown
Skip, I haven't seen any NBEMS postings yet. When the new mode is released I'll add it to DM780. Simon Brown, HB9DRV -- From: kh6ty [EMAIL PROTECTED] In addition, although we are improving NBEMS support on HF with a new static-robust mode

[digitalradio] Keeping connected and tools in the toolbox

2008-06-12 Thread Rick W.
Couple questions/thoughts on your comments, Jeff, One of my main concerns about the local design of Winlink 2000 was that all stations would lose their connectivity to each other as well as the internet since the developer wanted to keep the Telpac (Telnet internet to Packet RF) connection

Re: [digitalradio] Keeping connected and tools in the toolbox

2008-06-12 Thread Tim N9PUZ
Rick W. wrote: Couple questions/thoughts on your comments, Jeff, One of my main concerns about the local design of Winlink 2000 was that all stations would lose their connectivity to each other as well as the internet since the developer wanted to keep the Telpac (Telnet internet to