[FADCA] Re: Telpac Gateway

[bud Thompson]

See my bottom posting . . .

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Doug Christ" <kn4yt at yahoo.com>
To: "Florida Amateur Digital Communication Association" 
<fadca at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 08:39
Subject: Re: [FADCA] Re: Telpac Gateway


> There is about 15 miles between the FPAC switch to the EOC site.
>
> Doug/KN4YT
>
< snip>

Okay.. we are getting close - Doug - can you let us know the node/switch 
calls? (probably something -8/-9.)

Fred:  If you put up a Telpac Node at the EOC and/or your house (that can 
reach the switch) then that will be the beginning of WL2K infrastructure on 
that LAN.

You can set that Telpac node up in the same computer as Paclink AGW - I can 
help direct you to that when you are ready.

The way you use a co-located Telpac Node (in the same computer) is to make a 
Paclink Channel that uses the FPAC digi (usually the node call) as a 
digipeater - out - and back to the Telpac node!

Others just get to the Telpac node directly or through the FPAC digi or 
switch.

When that FPAC gets converted to Linux it will have a Telpac node right 
there and every one can just use it direct.

Over time there needs to be several Telpac nodes on the LAN to increase 
coverage, add bandwidth, and be there in case the Linux FPAC switch looses 
its internet connection.

73,

bud N0IA
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