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- | ====== GB7BSK | + | ====== GB7BSK Basingstoke, |
**[[https:// | **[[https:// | ||
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Locator: IO91kg | Locator: IO91kg | ||
- | 2m 144.950 MHz FM - Experimental | + | ===== RF Ports ===== |
- | **This mode is available with [[http:// | + | ^ Port ^ Frequency |
+ | | 1 | 144.950 MHz FM | Temporarily 1200 baud legacy while testing something, usually | ||
+ | | 2 | 70.3125 MHz FM | 4800 baud GFSK IL2P+CRC | 0100 | Operational | | ||
+ | | 3 | 432.625 MHz FM | 9600 baud GFSK IL2P+CRC | 0010 | Operational | | ||
- | You can only connect to this node via RF. | + | **The 3600 baud mode is available from [[http:// |
Good link to [[nodes: | Good link to [[nodes: | ||
BBS/Mail, and Chat available. SSID for direct connection to BBS GB7BSK-1, and for chat GB7BSK-4. | BBS/Mail, and Chat available. SSID for direct connection to BBS GB7BSK-1, and for chat GB7BSK-4. | ||
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+ | **Packet mail region:** # | ||
+ | **BBS Hierarchical Address (HA):** GB7BSK.# | ||
+ | **Sysop address:** 2E0HKD@GB7BSK.# | ||
Forwarding enabled for bulletins to: | Forwarding enabled for bulletins to: | ||
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Rejects bulls @WW over 5000 bytes from external BBSes to avoid saturating onward HF links within the network, please keep bulls a sensible length as you never know what links they may need to traverse! | Rejects bulls @WW over 5000 bytes from external BBSes to avoid saturating onward HF links within the network, please keep bulls a sensible length as you never know what links they may need to traverse! | ||
- | You may have seen the node appear on APRS maps, but you cannot currently contact it via APRS. At the moment, it only beacons via APRS-IS to raise visibility. In the future, proper RF APRS may become available. | + | ===== WhatsPac ===== |
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+ | WhatsPac is a great new application for packet that has chat channels and private messages. Visit http:// | ||
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+ | {{: | ||
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+ | It is possible to route to the main WhatsPac server | ||
===== QtSoundModem Settings ===== | ===== QtSoundModem Settings ===== | ||
- | **NOTE: | + | **NOTE: |
- | <del>If using [[https:// | + | |
+ | If using [[https:// | ||
{{: | {{: | ||
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===== Technical ===== | ===== Technical ===== | ||
- | * LinBPQ | + | * [[https:// |
* Raspberry Pi 1 model B | * Raspberry Pi 1 model B | ||
- | * Tait T2010-321-F00 | + | * 2m Tait T2010-321-F00 |
- | * NinoTNC | + | * 70cm Tait TM8200 |
+ | * 4m Tait TM8110 | ||
+ | * [[http:// | ||
* 2m Dipole (vertical) | * 2m Dipole (vertical) | ||
- | + | * 70cm 4 element yagi - pointed from Basingstoke towards Reading (vertical) | |
- | A 4m port will soon be added, mainly for backhaul connections to other nodes, but users are welcome to use it if it is not too busy. | + | |
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- | Long term goal of adding QO-100. | + | |
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