I haven't done any AX.25 (or KISS) for over 30 years. Is it still a thing, or has the packet radio community moved on to something better? Back when I began, there were no turn-key solutions, so you often needed to modify your radio to get something on the air. This was especially true for 9600 baud FSK setups.
For a while, there was a community of stations creating an infrastructure similar to the dial-up BBS world, including message forwarding (UUCP).
There were even a few Internet gateways for a while. (I ran one of the two that were reachable from my corner of LA.) I imagine they're everywhere today.
(Getting married and raising children can quash a lot of hobbies.)
For a while, there was a community of stations creating an infrastructure similar to the dial-up BBS world, including message forwarding (UUCP).
There were even a few Internet gateways for a while. (I ran one of the two that were reachable from my corner of LA.) I imagine they're everywhere today.
(Getting married and raising children can quash a lot of hobbies.)