Hey Richard,

Quoting Richard Webb to Peter Coggon <=-

I'd never heard it on the air but a fellow I used to correspond with
via email and in the fidonet blindness echoes used it quite a bit.

Just a chat with another ham this morning, and I found out that
the CNIB hamlink also comes out on the VE3PRT 147.060mhz repeater
which has a link system from Sudbury to Buffalo NY.

IF you get on 20 meters I'm a regular net control for the nets that
meet there. Even when I'm not ncs I'm often monitoring, so give a call
on 14.3 and we'll move off and chew the rag.

THat net on 14.3 goes all day long, and I"m usually lurking around.

Okay, will listen some mornings and give you a try on 14.300 USB.
I always lurk or troll around, as my wonderful detractors call me
on packet from UK. :)

I haven't seen anything like that going on around here, but it sounds
like a good program. WE should probably take this conversation to
netmail since it's strayed a bit from technical facets of the hobby.

73 de nf5b

Richard
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OK ... see you on 20 ... ttfn Peter



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