WINMOR is still several months from initial release. WINLINK is easy
and you do not need HF to use it, your can use it without Pactor via
VHF (Packet) or via the Internet abd the Telnet client.
Andy K3UK
On Sun, Aug 23, 2009 at 8:42 PM, Tim N9PUZtim.n9...@gmail.com wrote:
I do not think an
Andy,
I Live in Dallas, TX and there are neighbors who have relatives on the coast
who need Ham guys to help out in times of Hurricanes or some other kind of
emergencies. I heard that WinLink got its claim to fame during the Katrina
disaster, because of this WinLink got a real boost and has a
There 7 or so VHF/UHF Winlink Gateways that show up on the map in the
Dallas, TX area. So, even without HF you may be able to send and
receive email via VHF by connecting to one of them. The HF option is
very nice IF you have a Pactor III modem. I am looking forward to
WINMOR myself.
Here is
Warren Moxley escribió:
I don't think he knew it was not ready for prime time since
he has a real Pactor III TNC. It still looks to me that your are
pretty much stuck without this piece of hardware if you really need
to do WinLink via HF. It looks to me that WinLink is great for guys
at
Tim,
Good info.
I really did not what to buy more hardware. I noticed that they want $49 for
the av2agw software for VHF packet.
Warren - K5WGM
--- On Mon, 8/24/09, Tim N9PUZ tim.n9...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Tim N9PUZ tim.n9...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] WINMOR
To:
The $49 is for AGW Packet Engine Pro. I believe you can run sound card
packet using the freeware AGWPE software as well.
Tim, N9PUZ
Warren Moxley wrote:
Tim,
Good info.
I really did not what to buy more hardware. I noticed that they want $49
for the av2agw software for VHF packet.
Hi Simon,
Thanks for the info.
Yes I have checked this out and does look nice for the price.
However this is a RX unit, and I would like to find a Transceiver to cover all
bands.
I am going to joing the SDR group and get some advise from them.
If nothing else I might look at the SoftRock and
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