My ARES group has a Packet SET in three weeks, and I don't have the budget
to rush right out and buy a TNC, having spend down the Toy Budget for a new
transceiver fot the truck.

My laptop is XP-only, no one (not even the buklging brains over on the
Debian lists) having come up with drivers for the touchscreen (Fujitsu
1032). All my available brain power not used by Uncle is tied up in the
HoneyDo list and occasionally drilling for the General Exam, so, even
though I know I ought to be learning Linux, I know I will not reach
adequate mastry in three weeks.

Therefore, I'm looking at the various no-TNC options which use Windows
compatable software and my HT, a Yaesu VX-5R. The HT is preferred since I'm
in an urban area, it works well, and I want a system I can take to a fire
station and use when The Big One arrives.

Persons doing TNC-less packet on Windows are requested to advise what works
and to provide any Clues as might seem relevant.

Thank you kindly.
--
Nobody but a fool goes into a federal counterrorism operation without duct tape - Richard Preston, THE COBRA EVENT.

MixW works reasonably well. Lacks some features that you would get from an
actual TNC, but it's pretty quick to set up.

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wrote in message
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My ARES group has a Packet SET in three weeks, and I don't have the budget
to rush right out and buy a TNC, having spend down the Toy Budget for a
new
transceiver fot the truck.

MixW works reasonably well. Lacks some features that you would get from an
actual TNC, but it's pretty quick to set up.

...

wrote in message
...
My ARES group has a Packet SET in three weeks, and I don't have the budget
to rush right out and buy a TNC, having spend down the Toy Budget for a
new
transceiver fot the truck.

try here

for some good info and tips.

http://cbpg.red-heat.com/

73s



wrote in message
...
My ARES group has a Packet SET in three weeks, and I don't have the budget
to rush right out and buy a TNC, having spend down the Toy Budget for a
new
transceiver fot the truck.

My laptop is XP-only, no one (not even the buklging brains over on the
Debian lists) having come up with drivers for the touchscreen (Fujitsu
1032). All my available brain power not used by Uncle is tied up in the
HoneyDo list and occasionally drilling for the General Exam, so, even
though I know I ought to be learning Linux, I know I will not reach
adequate mastry in three weeks.

Therefore, I'm looking at the various no-TNC options which use Windows
compatable software and my HT, a Yaesu VX-5R. The HT is preferred since
I'm
in an urban area, it works well, and I want a system I can take to a fire
station and use when The Big One arrives.

Persons doing TNC-less packet on Windows are requested to advise what
works
and to provide any Clues as might seem relevant.

Thank you kindly.
--
Nobody but a fool goes into a federal counterrorism operation without duct
tape - Richard Preston, THE COBRA EVENT.

try here

for some good info and tips.

http://cbpg.red-heat.com/

73s



wrote in message
...
My ARES group has a Packet SET in three weeks, and I don't have the budget
to rush right out and buy a TNC, having spend down the Toy Budget for a
new
transceiver fot the truck.

My laptop is XP-only, no one (not even the buklging brains over on the
Debian lists) having come up with drivers for the touchscreen (Fujitsu
1032). All my available brain power not used by Uncle is tied up in the
HoneyDo list and occasionally drilling for the General Exam, so, even
though I know I ought to be learning Linux, I know I will not reach
adequate mastry in three weeks.

Therefore, I'm looking at the various no-TNC options which use Windows
compatable software and my HT, a Yaesu VX-5R. The HT is preferred since
I'm
in an urban area, it works well, and I want a system I can take to a fire
station and use when The Big One arrives.

Persons doing TNC-less packet on Windows are requested to advise what
works
and to provide any Clues as might seem relevant.

Thank you kindly.
--
Nobody but a fool goes into a federal counterrorism operation without duct
tape - Richard Preston, THE COBRA EVENT.