Re: [M100] Photo from ARRL handbook or QST article for Model 100 packet radio

Douglas, I’m not sure where other such photos may be, but we had one on the December 1990 "73 Amateur Radio Today cover (https://archive.org/details/73-magazine-1990-12 ). We were on Monhegan Island, Maine, and planned to make packet contact

Re: [M100] Photo from ARRL handbook or QST article for Model 100 packet radio

On 6/5/22 14:41, Douglas Quagliana wrote: Does anyone know what year's ARRL Handbook or what issue of QST this might have been published in? I've only got the '93 ARRL Handbook - it's not in that (just an elimination data point) Cheers, --dt

Re: [M100] Photo from ARRL handbook or QST article for Model 100 packet radio

I guess I could answer your question too... The coffee has not yet metabolized. You'll need the appropriate cabling to connect the TNC to the handheld, and a serial cable from the 100 to the TNC. If there's any Winlink RMS gateways within range you can use that setup to send email. It's clumsy

Re: [M100] Photo from ARRL handbook or QST article for Model 100 packet radio

I've used my T102 several times as a terminal with my MFJ-1274 TNC to get on the HF packet BBSes of Network105 (7.104Mhz and 14.105Mhz, LSB) I tried last year to write an APRS weather decoder in BASIC but I could never get ON COM to work so I gave up. It's kind of fun, but a terminal with 80

Re: [M100] Photo from ARRL handbook or QST article for Model 100 packet radio

I have a few TNCs laying around that I have never tried. What else would I need for packet radio with my m100? I have a few handheld radios, too. On Fri, May 6, 2022 at 1:11 AM Douglas Quagliana wrote: > I'm looking for a photo which was probably published in the ARRL handbook > or perhaps in

[M100] Photo from ARRL handbook or QST article for Model 100 packet radio

I'm looking for a photo which was probably published in the ARRL handbook or perhaps in an issue of QST showing a Model 100 being used with a TNC for (I think) Field Day packet radio. There might also have been a large solar panel. This was probably in the mid-to-late 1980s. Does anyone know