Welcome To The
N9PMO Amateur Radio Packet WEB Site
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Intro
This is my Web page dedicated to Amateur Radio. I have been
an
Amateur Radio Operator since 1992
operating mainly on VHF, UHF Voice and 2m Packet, SSTV and ATV.
E-Mail mmelnik1@wi.rr.com
Packet Radio BBS Forwarding:
On the Packet side, I operate the Racine County Full-Service Packet
Radio BBS,
AXIP Node, DX-Cluster and
RMS Winlink Packet Gateway with both 2m RF and Internet/Telnet/AXIP
connectivity.
In addition my
system
operates the BPQ software (version 410d Beta) for the packet NODE.
The WFBB BBS operates under the call N9PMO and has been in service
since 1999
It is online 24/7 and is connected to the world wide packet network,
forwarding
Packet mail and Bulletins.
Over 100 packet bulletins per day are usually received from the
network.
The BBS has two types of ports, one type accesses the packet NODE
N9PMO-2 via
the BPQ software.
The second type of port accesses the BBS via Telnet connections from
the
Internet.
The BBS accesses the internet and connects to FORWARDING partners via
Telnet
connections on several Telnet ports or RF.
TCP Ports 23 and 6300 are Public Access ports for Licensed Amateur
Radio
Operators, Limited to Read Only without a Pass Word,
Windows Hyper Terminal in TCP/IP (Winsock Mode) or WinPack may be used
for
Telnet Connections, Host Name: n9pmo.dyndns.org
TCP Ports: 10030, 6300, 6301, 6303 and 23
UDP Ports: 93, 192,10031,10083 and 10093
Are used for Telnet/AX25/AXIP forwarding to the list of BBSs that are
FORWARD
partners.
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N9PMO FORWARD PARTNERS LIST
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#1
AB9FT.#CWI.WI.USA.NOAM
Josh
Sheboygan, WI
#2
CX2SA.LAV.URY.SA
Jose
Minas Lavalleja Uruguay
#3
K2IWR.#CNY.NY.USA.NOAM
Chris
Cortland, NY
#4
K9BBS.#SIN.IN.USA.NA
Jerry
Mitchell, IN
#5
KB8DM.#NECO.CO.USA.NOAM
Karl
Aurora, CO
#6
KB8OAK.#SWMI.MI.USA.NOAM
Dennis
Albion,
MI
#7
KC8GKF.#SWMI.MI.USA.NA
Jeff
Muskegon, MI
#8
KB9RRX.#SEWI.WI.USA.NOAM
Dennis
Racine, WI
#9
KC9S.#CIL.IL.USA.NOAM
Clint
Sullivan,
IL
#10
KD4GCA.#GAS.NC.USA.NA
Richard
Gastonia, NC
#11
KG6BAJ.#NCA.CA.USA.NOAM
Bill
Grass Valley, CA
#12
GB7LDI.#35.GBR.EU
Roger
Carleton, UK
#13
N0KFQ.#SWMO.MO.USA.NA
Kenneth
Branson, MO
#14
N2BQF.#NLI..NY.USA.NA
Alan
Copiague,
NY
#15
N4JOA.#WPBFL.FL.USA.NOAM
Joe
Boynton Beach, FL
#16
N4ZKF.#NFL.FL.USA.NOAM
Dave
Daytona Beach, FL
#17
N5IN.#NWMN.MN.USA.NOAM
Ron
Thief River Falls, MN
#18
N9LYA.#SIN.IN.USA.NA
Jerry
Michell, IN
#19
W1NGL.OR.USA.NOAM
Kevin
Salem, OR
#20
W9OTR.#SIN.IN.USA.NA
Hoosier
Radio
Michell, IN
#21
VA3UIN.#EON.ON.CAN.NOAM
Drew
Kingston, ON CAN
#22
VE3KPG.#ECON.ON.CA.NA
Kawartha Packet Group
Cayuga, ON CAN
#23
VE3UIL.#EON.ON.CAN.NOAM
Mike
Smiths Falls, ON CAN
RF Forwarding:
#24
KB9PRF.#SEWI.WI.USA.NOAM
Dave
Hartland, WI
#25
KB9PVH.#CWI.WI.USA.NOAM
Steve
Lowell, WI
#26
N9WWR.#SEWI.WI.USA.NOAM
John
Racine, WI
#27
N9ZXS.#SEWI.WI.USA.NOAM
Don
Milwaukee, WI
Packet Radio Links:
Through the
N9PMO-2 Packet
NODE, there are Four Radio ports available 145.030 MHz, 145.050 Mhz
and 145.070 MHz at 1200Baud and 446.100 MHz at 9600Baud
WinLink2000:
Winlink 2000
Utilizes
enabling technologies and sound operating practices to provide a
full-featured
radio digital message transfer system, worldwide. Email transfer
with
attachments, position reporting,
graphic or text-based weather bulletins, and emergency communications
are now
available separately
to the Amateur radio, the Military Affiliate Radio System (MARS), and
UK Cadet
Forces communities by
linking radio to the Internet.
For the Amateur service, Winlink 2000 users, whether on the high
seas,
jungles of a remote region,
or traveling in an RV, have the ability to provide their family and
friends with
the state of their
safety and well-being along with the joys of their travels.
The Winlink/RMS Packet Telnet Gateway is available from N9PMO-10
accessible on 145.03, 145.05 and 145.07 MHz
Weather Beacons:
As part of
the normal
packet BBS beacon announcing call, and awaiting mail, Using a Program I
Adapted,
the BBS also announces local weather conditions, Temperature,
Wind Speed,
Wind Direction and Wind Gust,
Also Selected Weather Watches/Warnings, This is provided via a weather
feed
from Weather.Com and uses software
written by Singer Enterprises called "Weather Watcher" Version
5.6.23c
APRS:
As part of
the APRS
network in Racine County, I operate an APRS WX beacon on Internet using
the
call N9PMO.
WX information is provided by Weather.com using Weather Watcher
mentioned
above, as well as a small application
written by Jose CX2SA to format the weather information into standard
packet
weather string for transmission.
Check it out here FINDU.COM
http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/wxpage.cgi?call=N9PMO
System Software used:
WinFbb 7.00E 32 Bit
version
BPQ32 Node Switch
Version
410e_2008Jul27
UI-View32 V 2.03 (APRS)
UI-NWS V 2.71
Precision Mapping V 7
RMS Packet Server V 1.1.2.0
Packlink MP V 2.1.0.0
Weather Watcher V 5.6.23c
Thanks To Mike
VE3UIL for the
help with my Web Site.