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- Original Message -
From: Affan Basalamah (96-018) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 03, 1999 11:56 PM
Subject: Re: TNC Desicions got me down.
> hi there,
>
> do you consider soundcard modem as an alternative ??
> I think it
hi there,
do you consider soundcard modem as an alternative ??
I think it has a lot of advantage :
- very cheap
- two speed (1200 and 9600)
- easy set up
-Affan Basalamah-
On Thu, 3 Jun 1999, Cyron Green wrote:
> I'm looking for a TNC that will do Both 1200, and 9600 baud, portable(will
> fi
Yes, I agree the sound modem works well for base type applications,
unless you have a pcmcia soundcard, or is embedded on your laptop mainboard.
Has anyone explored the 19.2K via a soundcard yet? I have successfuly
worked 1200/9600 but haven't had the time to sit down and start playing
with
Cyron Green wrote:
> I'm looking for a TNC that will do Both 1200, and 9600 baud, portable(will
> fit on my lapop), is linux compatable. Has the ability to do 19.2kbs(with
> upgrade or whatever..), and can do TCP/IP.
> I've looked at paccomms, and others, and I just can't figure out which one
> t
Get a Kantronics KPC-9612+, it will do all you ask and more.
73,
Ken
AB5A
With the exception of the 19k2 desires, the YAM fills the bill for the
1k2 and 9k6 speeds for packet using Linux. I have a YAM that has been
running with Linux networking for amateur radio tcp/ip since last
November as part of the Puget Sound TCP/IP Network (See
http://www.wetnet.ampr.org). It h
I'm looking for a TNC that will do Both 1200, and 9600 baud, portable(will
fit on my lapop), is linux compatable. Has the ability to do 19.2kbs(with
upgrade or whatever..), and can do TCP/IP.
I've looked at paccomms, and others, and I just can't figure out which one
to go with.
Does anyone have an
