[aprssig] WAS:TNC220 ok for UI-DIGI ? TNC's from "Over the Pond"
Rich Garcia k4gps at arrl.netMon Mar 14 01:43:31 UTC 2005
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John, Byron, Scott have all done a fantastic job with "quasi TNC's" these past couple of years. I read with some curiousity Andre's message listing some state of the art TNC's that hams in Europe enjoy. Anyone have an idea as to why we have not had an opportunity to use these over here? I think the American TNC market is failing quickly with the only TNC's currently for sale as new coming from Kantronics. We may not have large enough of a market to design and produce TNC's as we once did but I would think it's large enough to import something already in production. What is the exchange rate currently ? Anyone from the other side of the pond that can tell us what they would cost in USD ? I am curious as to what it would take to have English versions of the manuals and maybe someone to import them. Some links to these products would also be appreciated. Rich -----Original Message----- From: aprssig-bounces at lists.tapr.org [mailto:aprssig-bounces at lists.tapr.org]On Behalf Of Andre PE1RDW Sent: Friday, March 11, 2005 4:57 PM To: TAPR APRS Mailing List Subject: Re: [aprssig] TNC220 ok for UI-DIGI ? Mark Earle schreef: > At 05:04 AM 3/12/2005 +1000, you wrote: > >Whats constitutes a TNC2 Clone ? > > > These days, that would be: > 1. Genuine TAPR TNC-2 (almost impossible to find) > 2. Pac-Comm Tiny-2 or Mark-2 > 3. MFJ 1270 series. > > We've used the Pac-Comms with good success. I prefer them over MFJ, > because the MFJ has a "tuneable" modem, and may drift at sites with > wide temperature variations. The modem chip used in the Pac-Comm is > crystal referenced. > if you have connections in europe you can go for the symek tnc2 clones like the tnc2s tnc21s and tnc2h. the first two are 1200 baud and the h version is 9600 the 1200 baud versions use tcm3105 as the modem, the dcd is not as good on that ic but it is more stable and copies better in the noice then the xr2211, there is a mod to use the xr2211 for the dcd and the tmc3105 as modem. there is also the dutch designed tnc2nl that is sold as a kit, it is almost identical to the tnc2s. european tnc2 clones usualy use german designed TF2.7b from nord><link that has a 27 or 10 channel keyboard mode (depending on the version), smack-kiss and wa8ded hostmode. The newer tnc3s, tnc31s and tnc4e use a different faster processor and can´t run ui-digi but I think the information needed for programming for these tncs are available, they are designed with flash memory so you can upload new firware without opening the box. the tnc3s has place for two modemboards the tnc31s has room for one modem, the tnc4e has room for 3 modems and an ethernet port. 73 de Andre PE1RDW _______________________________________________ aprssig mailing list aprssig at lists.tapr.org https://lists.tapr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/aprssig
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