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I0OJJ > SYSOP 22.01.21 15:05l 33 Lines 1102 Bytes #999 (10) @ WW
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Subj: Re: TNC TROUBLE and K3CHB UPDATE
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From: I0OJJ @ I0OJJ.ITA.EU (Gustavo)
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From: K3CHB@K3CHB.#EPA.PA.US.NOAM
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>Here is an update on the packet system here in Camp Hill, PA
>
>So I been having issues with linux unsyncing with the tnc. I
>been running a pk232 in kiss mode on the vhf port for quite
>a while now, seemed pretty reliable until recently. It is an
>old one, no mailbox or anything, so I was impressed it was
>working as well as it did.
>
>Today, I swapped it out and put a MFJ version TNC-X in place.
>I had another one of these at one time, this one was from TNC_X
>directly, and not rebranded MFJ, the tnc could not handle the
>load of a 24/7 packet station.
>
>What are your experiences?
>
>73
>
>Jimmy
The best and rock stable mode is the use of 6pack eeprom; I used
it in the past (before the full destruction of my site...).
It was steady rock 24/7 at 38400 bauds!
If you can run the TNC in host-mode, then a TF-27b eeprom may
deploy 50 channels again at high bit speed.
73, gustavo
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