[InHam] Indiana packet network

[Paul Webster]

Hey, 

I know how some feel about a packet network being used for an emergency traffic, but I say lets give them support anyway. 

The more stuff we got working, the better for all of us. 




"There is a packet Bulleting Board on the air in the Indianapolis 


area, K9CTB on 145.050. Neil has it set up as a full service 


Bulletin Board and is located in or near Acton in the southeast 


corner of Marion County. The BBS is connected via HF to a station in 


Iowa, which is connected to the national network. There is a node 


associated with the station, K9CTB-7 or alias INDY. 





There is a node on the same frequency near 38th Street and Meridian 


K9UY, Alias NOIRAM (Marion spelled backwards), which can link to the 


BBS quite reliably. 





In addition, there are nodes in Greenwood, W9DEW-7 and WV9V-5 in 


Columbus, which can link to the K9CTB BBS reliably as well.





The Anderson EOC (in Madison County) has a two-port station on 


147.555 MHz at 135 feet and 446.175 MHz at 80 feet





If you are interested in helping to develop an emergency 


communications system via packet, please send me a message, 


w9dew at k9ctb. IN.USA.NA





Best regards,





Don West





Communications Director





Response & Operations Division





Indiana Dept of Homeland Security





317-232-3849"

73/75 de ka9jwx, Paul Lewis Webster



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