[FADCA] BBS
Bill Sinbine
[email protected]
Fri, 30 Jan 2004 19:59:29 -0500
At 07:27 PM 1/30/2004 -0500, you wrote:
>Deltona
>
> > I am net manager for the WCFS Eagle Net. Once in a while and it is
>happening
> > more often we have NTS Traffic going to the East Coast, and places in
>between.
> > Can somebody give me a list of mailboxes and the freq. on which they are
> > available.
>
> From bud N0IA:
>
>On related topics see http://www.fadca.org/n0ia_2.html
>
>and also
>
>http://www.fadca.org/n0ia_1.html
>
>We don't have a complete list of NTSBBS compiled yet.. but I want it to get
>started now! It is not too soon.
>
>Perhaps FADCA can start a separate thread on this... (Free??)
>
>Here are some considerations...
>
>We don't yet have a cross-state trunk/backbone between E and W coast in
>Central Florida, but it is coming soon with the new LAN/Switch at Clermont.
>
>We do have one in S. Florida (W. Palm Beach west ward)... I'm not privy to
>the details, but WB4MOZ could provide that.
We also have the path E W from Fort Pierce to Arcadia also.
>We do have some BBS with Telnet autoforwarding - I recommend any BBS in the
>state contact me to see about getting that set up. That is the quickest way
>to get a state-wide BBS autoforwarding set up.. we can get a back-up on RF
>going as the links become available:
I feel that this should be worded the other way. We should do all
forwarding on RF and only use a BACKUP of Telnet to fill in the holes we
have at this time.
73, Bill N4XEO