We used to have multiple BBS nodes in Central VA. Now everyone is on Winlink and I think that that the transition has cost the radio community both flexibility and refundancy. I know that I should setup a software BBS nodes but work and living constantly get in the way.
1 month ago
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Just started studying for my general and ordered a Yaesu Ft-891. Was leaning towards the ft-857 but buying a used potentially lifesaving tool makes me uneasy. If I had more $ I’d just buy a couple and keep one for parts but oh well. Can’t wait to get started with emcomm tools. Thanks for all you do and hope you’re enjoying your Sunday.
1 month ago
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Very nice, Gaston! Have a blessed Sunday, man! Greetings from Sweden.
1 month ago
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that's awesome. I'm setting up a node here 30 miles south of boston. Just on a kpc3 but that front end is sick.
1 month ago
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Mirroring this on my node as a first application. Bit of a nightmare setting up custom applications on LinBPQ with output muted over telnet. Still trying to figure why.
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Good job, Gaston. Are there plans to connect it to for instance telnet for interested people who are out of range? 73's de PD1XAN.
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The Tech Prepper
TTP R&D...
NOAA Space Weather information is now a custom application on my RF-only BBS.
Users within 100 miles of my station (TTPBBS) can now get information impacting HF communication.
Back to solving more off-grid comms problems.
#thetechprepper #bbs #packetradio
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