can amateur radio assist them in their
need for messaging?
Walt/K5YFW
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RadioService Emergency Communications
There is a difference between an attack and a disaster. If we have
Charlie,
I am assuming you really mean Winlink 2000 which is completely different
than the older Winlink system that was strictly an RF only system that
did not use the internet?
Your hypothetical scenario is a very real possibility and has happened
to us on occasion with our traffic nets
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RadioService Emergency Communications
Walt,
I meant Autovon for phone (non-data) use. Served agencies will usually use
all their means before they turn to Amateur radio. Many times they will use
a backup gov't
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RadioService Emergency Communications
Charlie,
I am assuming you really mean Winlink 2000 which is completely different
than the older Winlink system that was strictly an RF only system that
did not use the internet?
Your hypothetical scenario is a very
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Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 13:39
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RadioService Emergency Communications
Charlie,
I am assuming you really mean Winlink 2000 which is completely different
than the older Winlink
From: Charles Crizer
Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006 9:07 PM
In most cases, the long haul infrastructure of the Internet is the same as
our
long distance and Intralata phone system. These are rather robust systems.
Are they infallible? Of course not. But they are here to stay and where
they
can
it!
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Maybe you should go read RFC 822 -- SMTP, which is the mail transport
Maybe you should go read RFC 822 -- SMTP, which is the mail transport used
on the internet, is NOT reliable, never was, never will be guaranteed
delivery. Maybe in the future there will be yet another protocol for
sending email that IS reliable and guaranteed delivery, but SMTP isn't it!
Lets make a little wager. I'll guarantee this message gets to the list
using the supposedly unreliable SMTP technology. I'll guarantee it for X
dollars that it works. Now - for what value of Y dollars will anybody
here guarantee me that it doesn't work? Do we lose one message in a
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RadioService Emergency Communications
Lets make
The problem you have is with your (and your friends) ISPs, not the
Internet. Try a real Service provider. Mine is good enough to let Video get
through.
Bill-W4BSG
At 02:53 PM 9/14/2006 -0500, you wrote:
I have a friend who lives 142 miles (as the crow flies) southeast of me.
He can send
The problem you have is with your (and your friends) ISPs, not the
Internet. Try a real Service provider. Mine is good enough to let Video get
through.
Bill-W4BSG
The disaster/emergency weakness of the Internet is that
the physical backbone is extremely vulnerable whereas
direct 100%
The posts I was replying to did not have emergency comms in reference; the
circumstances were in reference to ordinary postings. He described delays
in ordinary posts and rejections by ISPs. Emergencies are another story.
Bill-W4BSG
At 01:58 PM 9/15/2006 -0400, you wrote:
The problem you
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RadioService Emergency Communications
The posts I was replying to did not have emergency comms in reference; the
circumstances were in reference
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [digitalradio] Re: The Internet is Unreliable for Amateur
RadioService Emergency Communications
Murphy says so. Unimportant, or unwanted email will be very reliably
delivered, while important and very much wanted email will not be reliably
delivered
I have a friend who lives 142 miles (as the crow flies) southeast of me.
He can send me an E-Mail at say 10:00 local asking me to get on 40M for a
QSO at 15:00. Sometimes I don't get the E-Mail until well after the Skd
time...and sometimes not at all because his E-Mail service bounces his
and
that their communications are broken. Yipes!!!
Walt/K5YFW
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, August 25, 2006 3:46 PM
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
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RadioService Emergency Communications
I agree that the intenet can very unreliable. Of course so can HF
communications:
If the Internet is so unreliable, how come all
I agree that the intenet can very unreliable. Of course so can HF
communications:
If the Internet is so unreliable, how come all that spam gets to me?
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