Sound Card Packet Radio Program

West Mountain Radio RIGblaster. Outpost is a Windows based packet message client that lets you send and receive packet messages with almost any Amateur Radio Bulletin Board System BBS or TNC Personal Mail Box. HamScope Amateur Radio Digital Communications Interface Version 1. HamScope is a multimode communications interface for amateur radio that supports. To purchase by credit card via PayPal, please click an icon below. Folder Lock Portable Full Version. Please be sure to include your call sign with your order by clicking Add for Special instructions. RIGblaster Links to Ham Radio Sound Card Software. This collection of software programs is included on the DVD of Sound Card Software Collection. Outpost was designed for the ARESRACES packet user community. The thinking behind it was to create an intuitive, easy to use program that lets ARESRACES organizations focus on the message, not the medium, as they pass digital message traffic to and from an Operational Area BBS. Amateur radio,packet radio operations, links collected in Operating ModesPacket Radio at The DXZone. Packet radio is an amateur radio technology from the early 1980s that sends data between computers. Linux has natively supported the packet radio protocol, more. Automatic Packet Reporting System APRS is an amateur radiobased system for real time digital communications of information of immediate value in the local area. Oq56jXbFatS6mcZDrTFwYyOtUx9-J~SHKmiF~943Y0-lZ-2E8Mo1dlMh0uwRqG3LhvJc6dsfQnFkE_.jpg' alt='Sound Card Packet Radio Program' title='Sound Card Packet Radio Program' />So, what are the overall design goals Hide the complexity of the native packet environment and shorten the learning curve. Provide an MS Windows based packet messaging client. Automate the packet message handling environment. Create a program that behaves like your email client that you have at work or home. Support the response efforts and requirements of our local municipalities and served agencies. Outpost has a similar look and feel to other contemporary mail clients. It features Windows driven forms and screens that handle creating, sending, receiving, storing, and printing packet messages from your PC. It also can run automatically where it periodically checks for out going and in coming messages. Outpost does not yet support any packet message forwarding protocol or SMTP. Instead, it interprets the information sent from the TNC and BBS, then generates the TNC and BBS commands needed to send, list, and retrieve messages from the BBS. It essentially automates the keyboard entry and interpretation performed by the user. Anywhere Whatever'>Anywhere Whatever. Outpost uses BBSs and PBBSs as mail drops where a user can leave a packet message for someone without the other person needing to be on line at that point in time. Support for many BBS and PBBSs has been built into Outpost with new ones being added as they are identified.