• Operational Guidelines

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           Please use the following

    pbbs  - 1  gate  - 2  nodes  -7

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      PBBS term for any built-in-the-tnc mail systems GENERIC TERMS:                                                                                                              JNOS or TNOS TCP/IP type stations NOS = Net Operating System
                AMPRNet - AMateur Packet Radio on the interNet)  stations
                        that have RF as well as Internet wormhole connections
              LAN     - Local Area Network.
              NetRom  - Original stand alone node.. (chip in a tnc)
                K-Net   - Kantronics
                  NOS node (eg: N8DA-7)
     
         If you are not using a KAM, please set the following parameters:
         FRack 5, DWait 0 on hf  -  FRack 6, DWait 0 on vhf
         Paclen 60 HF, 128 VHF, Maxframe 1 HF
         
    If you want good performance, please DO NOT DIGIPEAT A
    CONNECTION; it is much better to connect to a node - and then use that 
    node to connect to the station you want.  You will only spend 90% of the 
    time retrying and getting RNR and REJ frames if you digipeat the 
    connection.
    
    Also PLEASE use CALLSIGNS, and NOT ALIASES.  Let's keep it HAM RADIO.
    No "HANDLE" type calls please, as they can be duplicated, while only you
    have your own call.  At one time we had two with the same "handle" for
    a node call, it really messed up the frequency with FRMR, errors.
    
            The move is to make the -7 indicate a multiported node whether
             it is a KA-Node, NOS, K-Net, any node that is
            multi-ported.  Users will be able to figure it out after
            exploring it a bit.
    
      ***   There are no full server BBS to BBS forwarding systems on the
             network, or at least we hope there are not. Please support
            and enjoy the network. It can help you get where you want
            quite efficiently.  
    
            Those stations that wish to run one of the various BBS systems
            as an terminal program, no problem, but please no BBS to BBS 
            forwarding, and no full node list broadcasts.
    
            TCP/IP stations wishing to join the network, again no problem
            but please no File forwarding as it would choke the system.
            TCP/IP is a very powerful system, and for the network to be
            able to get to know and use it, is a good idea, and you are
            most welcome here.
            
            Please no APRS or DX-Cluster if possible, use 10.151 or 14.103
            for APRS, and other frequecies like 14.097, 099, 101, 107, 109, 
            111 for BBS, DX-Cluster,...  thanks.
            
    
    Thank you all for your continual usage and support of "NETWORK 105" 

  • The largest network of it's kind in the world. 7 3,... Burt & Phyllis
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             "NETWORK 105" ARES, Emergency traffic standby packet net
             supporting travellers, linking, learning, keyboarding, helping
                  and promoting Amateur Packet Radio on HF 14.105     
                      VE1AMA - Burt - Founder/Co-ordinator 1986
    
            *         "Packet is a sharing mode,
             It shares the info - and
             It shares the frequency."  *bja/ve1ama
    
    

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• Stations  NETWORK 105

• VE1AMA Founder/Coordinator "NETWORK 105"
• Developers:
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