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F8BOE wrote:
Other important things: Mouse cables are of no use, because even though they have 5 wires the 6th wire lacks on the wrong pin, so if you only need one connector, you must take a PS2/PS2 cable which you can cut in two pieces but no mouse or keyboard cable. There are two miniDIN plugs on some TRXs, one 6-pin (PS2 type) and one 8-pin; for the TNC you must use the 6-pin miniDIN. This is familiar; several years ago, I wrote the following note about using a PS/2 keyboard extension cable: http://k6jq.home.comcast.net/ft847_pkt.html 73, Dana K6JQ |
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John Bartley wrote:
I think that in the USA, where 9k6 packet is a vague idea Lots of 9600 baud out here in the Silicon Forest, up on the Left Coast. http://users.rio.com/kg7fu/mopacket.html That list appears to be 10+ years old. I wonder how many of those nodes are still operating. Dana K6JQ |
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