The PCL Packet Net will be "on the air" every Monday evening at
8pm Eastern, 7pm Central, 6pm Mountain, 5pm Pacific.

NOTE: The net will NOT on Monday during the weeks of the following
US holidays: Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day,
Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years Day.

Sometimes funny... sometimes serious... but always interesting.

Friendly "Hams" from all over gather here every week for a few
chuckles, tips and tricks, and tall tales.

Join us... you'll be glad you did.

Connect to the PCL Packet Net in Penfield, New York...

For HF Radio Users:
Using 14.105 LSB (Network105), connect to NS2B-11.
Be aware this can be a high traffic connection -
Efforts will be made to "slow things down" a bit
to accommodate HF connections.

For AXIP Network Users:
At any AXIP or BPQ32 Packet node, look for and connect
to PACNET.

For Outpost, Winpack and HyperTerminal Users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using TelNet, connect to ns2b.ddns.net Port 8010.
When connected, enter "PCL"

For Internet users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using your Internet Browser, connect to:
http://ns2b.ddns.net:8080/Node/Terminal.html?pcl

Via Packet Radio with the Outpost program or the equivalent, if
you can't be here in person, just "REPLY" to this message to the
email addresses below...and we will acknowledge your callsign as
an "early check-in" during the net.

Early checkins can also be accomplished by email to either:

ns2b@arrl.net or ns2b@winlink.org OR
wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Thanks es 73,
Bob, NS2B (Net Control), and Daryl, WX4QZ (Scribe)
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The PCL Packet Net will be "on the air" every Monday evening at
8pm Eastern, 7pm Central, 6pm Mountain, 5pm Pacific.

NOTE: The net will NOT on Monday during the weeks of the following
US holidays: Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day,
Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years Day.

Sometimes funny... sometimes serious... but always interesting.

Friendly "Hams" from all over gather here every week for a few
chuckles, tips and tricks, and tall tales.

Join us... you'll be glad you did.

Connect to the PCL Packet Net in Penfield, New York...

For HF Radio Users:
Using 14.105 LSB (Network105), connect to NS2B-11.
Be aware this can be a high traffic connection -
Efforts will be made to "slow things down" a bit
to accommodate HF connections.

For AXIP Network Users:
At any AXIP or BPQ32 Packet node, look for and connect
to PACNET.

For Outpost, Winpack and HyperTerminal Users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using TelNet, connect to ns2b.ddns.net Port 8010.
When connected, enter "PCL"

For Internet users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using your Internet Browser, connect to:
http://ns2b.ddns.net:8080/Node/Terminal.html?pcl

Via Packet Radio with the Outpost program or the equivalent, if
you can't be here in person, just "REPLY" to this message to the
email addresses below...and we will acknowledge your callsign as
an "early check-in" during the net.

Early checkins can also be accomplished by email to either:

ns2b@arrl.net or ns2b@winlink.org OR
wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Thanks es 73,
Bob, NS2B (Net Control), and Daryl, WX4QZ (Scribe)
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* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (1:19/33)

The PCL Packet Net will be "on the air" every Monday evening at
8pm Eastern, 7pm Central, 6pm Mountain, 5pm Pacific.

NOTE: The net will NOT on Monday during the weeks of the following
US holidays: Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day,
Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years Day.

Sometimes funny... sometimes serious... but always interesting.

Friendly "Hams" from all over gather here every week for a few
chuckles, tips and tricks, and tall tales.

Join us... you'll be glad you did.

Connect to the PCL Packet Net in Penfield, New York...

For HF Radio Users:
Using 14.105 LSB (Network105), connect to NS2B-11.
Be aware this can be a high traffic connection -
Efforts will be made to "slow things down" a bit
to accommodate HF connections.

For AXIP Network Users:
At any AXIP or BPQ32 Packet node, look for and connect
to PACNET.

For Outpost, Winpack and HyperTerminal Users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using TelNet, connect to ns2b.ddns.net Port 8010.
When connected, enter "PCL"

For Internet users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using your Internet Browser, connect to:
http://ns2b.ddns.net:8080/Node/Terminal.html?pcl

Via Packet Radio with the Outpost program or the equivalent, if
you can't be here in person, just "REPLY" to this message to the
email addresses below...and we will acknowledge your callsign as
an "early check-in" during the net.

Early checkins can also be accomplished by email to either:

ns2b@arrl.net or ns2b@winlink.org OR
wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Thanks es 73,
Bob, NS2B (Net Control), and Daryl, WX4QZ (Scribe)
--- SBBSecho 3.29-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (1:19/33)

The PCL Packet Net will be "on the air" every Monday evening at
8pm Eastern, 7pm Central, 6pm Mountain, 5pm Pacific.

NOTE: The net will NOT on Monday during the weeks of the following
US holidays: Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day,
Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years Day.

Sometimes funny... sometimes serious... but always interesting.

Friendly "Hams" from all over gather here every week for a few
chuckles, tips and tricks, and tall tales.

Join us... you'll be glad you did.

Connect to the PCL Packet Net in Penfield, New York...

For HF Radio Users:
Using 14.105 LSB (Network105), connect to NS2B-11.
Be aware this can be a high traffic connection -
Efforts will be made to "slow things down" a bit
to accommodate HF connections.

For AXIP Network Users:
At any AXIP or BPQ32 Packet node, look for and connect
to PACNET.

For Outpost, Winpack and HyperTerminal Users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using TelNet, connect to ns2b.ddns.net Port 8010.
When connected, enter "PCL"

For Internet users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using your Internet Browser, connect to:
http://ns2b.ddns.net:8080/Node/Terminal.html?pcl

Via Packet Radio with the Outpost program or the equivalent, if
you can't be here in person, just "REPLY" to this message to the
email addresses below...and we will acknowledge your callsign as
an "early check-in" during the net.

Early checkins can also be accomplished by email to either:

ns2b@arrl.net or ns2b@winlink.org OR
wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Thanks es 73,
Bob, NS2B (Net Control), and Daryl, WX4QZ (Scribe)
--- SBBSecho 3.29-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (1:19/33)

The PCL Packet Net will be "on the air" every Monday evening at
8pm Eastern, 7pm Central, 6pm Mountain, 5pm Pacific.

NOTE: The net will NOT on Monday during the weeks of the following
US holidays: Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day,
Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years Day.

Sometimes funny... sometimes serious... but always interesting.

Friendly "Hams" from all over gather here every week for a few
chuckles, tips and tricks, and tall tales.

Join us... you'll be glad you did.

Connect to the PCL Packet Net in Penfield, New York...

For HF Radio Users:
Using 14.105 LSB (Network105), connect to NS2B-11.
Be aware this can be a high traffic connection -
Efforts will be made to "slow things down" a bit
to accommodate HF connections.

For AXIP Network Users:
At any AXIP or BPQ32 Packet node, look for and connect
to PACNET.

For Outpost, Winpack and HyperTerminal Users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using TelNet, connect to ns2b.ddns.net Port 8010.
When connected, enter "PCL"

For Internet users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using your Internet Browser, connect to:
http://ns2b.ddns.net:8080/Node/Terminal.html?pcl

Via Packet Radio with the Outpost program or the equivalent, if
you can't be here in person, just "REPLY" to this message to the
email addresses below...and we will acknowledge your callsign as
an "early check-in" during the net.

Early checkins can also be accomplished by email to either:

ns2b@arrl.net or ns2b@winlink.org OR
wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Thanks es 73,
Bob, NS2B (Net Control), and Daryl, WX4QZ (Scribe)
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Daryl Stout wrote to All <=-

Connect to the PCL Packet Net in Penfield, New York...

For Internet users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using your Internet Browser, connect to:
http://ns2b.ddns.net:8080/Node/Terminal.html?pcl

Good morning Daryl!

So I can use my browser to connect? I have not gotten
into D-Star or any of those yet. I have used echolink
quite a bit, and I was building a linux box to use
as a node on one of the services (I forget what it's
called... had an issue with the sound card I ordred
from eBay and just abandoned the project).

Thx



... If this were an actual tagline, it would be funny.
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The PCL Packet Net will be "on the air" every Monday evening at
8pm Eastern, 7pm Central, 6pm Mountain, 5pm Pacific.

NOTE: The net will NOT on Monday during the weeks of the following
US holidays: Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day,
Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years Day.

Sometimes funny... sometimes serious... but always interesting.

Friendly "Hams" from all over gather here every week for a few
chuckles, tips and tricks, and tall tales.

Join us... you'll be glad you did.

Connect to the PCL Packet Net in Penfield, New York...

For HF Radio Users:
Using 14.105 LSB (Network105), connect to NS2B-11.
Be aware this can be a high traffic connection -
Efforts will be made to "slow things down" a bit
to accommodate HF connections.

For AXIP Network Users:
At any AXIP or BPQ32 Packet node, look for and connect
to PACNET.

For Outpost, Winpack and HyperTerminal Users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using TelNet, connect to ns2b.ddns.net Port 8010.
When connected, enter "PCL"

For Internet users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using your Internet Browser, connect to:
http://ns2b.ddns.net:8080/Node/Terminal.html?pcl

Via Packet Radio with the Outpost program or the equivalent, if
you can't be here in person, just "REPLY" to this message to the
email addresses below...and we will acknowledge your callsign as
an "early check-in" during the net.

Early checkins can also be accomplished by email to either:

ns2b@arrl.net or ns2b@winlink.org OR
wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Thanks es 73,
Bob, NS2B (Net Control), and Daryl, WX4QZ (Scribe)
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* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (1:19/33)

Jimmy,

Connect to the PCL Packet Net in Penfield, New York...

For Internet users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using your Internet Browser, connect to:
http://ns2b.ddns.net:8080/Node/Terminal.html?pcl

Good morning Daryl!

So I can use my browser to connect? I have not gotten
into D-Star or any of those yet. I have used echolink
quite a bit, and I was building a linux box to use
as a node on one of the services (I forget what it's
called... had an issue with the sound card I ordred
from eBay and just abandoned the project).

Apparently so.

I missed doing that net tonight, as I was at a Zoom Meeting
for the Net Controls for the HandiHam Radio Club.

As I've noted, there are too many nets, too many modes, too
much confusion, too little time to check into them, and too few
folks wanting to be Net Control.

The net meets most Mondays, EXCEPT during the weeks of Easter,
Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas,
and New Years Day.

I'm normally the scribe for the net...but I connect via the iptelnet
client with the Outpost Packet program.

Most of the time, my modes are on D-Star. But, with Santa bringing
me a SharkRF M1KE as an early Christmas present, I can now do AllStar.

73,

Daryl, N5VLZ

... Onion rings are just donuts with breading.
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Daryl Stout wrote to Jimmy Anderson <=-

Jimmy,

Connect to the PCL Packet Net in Penfield, New York...

For Internet users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using your Internet Browser, connect to:
http://ns2b.ddns.net:8080/Node/Terminal.html?pcl

Good morning Daryl!

So I can use my browser to connect? I have not gotten
into D-Star or any of those yet. I have used echolink
quite a bit, and I was building a linux box to use
as a node on one of the services (I forget what it's
called... had an issue with the sound card I ordred
from eBay and just abandoned the project).

Apparently so.

Okay - I need to check into that...

Most of the time, my modes are on D-Star. But, with Santa bringing
me a SharkRF M1KE as an early Christmas present, I can now do AllStar.

Yeah, you mentioned that. :-) Good stuff!



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Jimmy,

Okay - I need to check into that...

It's better trying to get into the PCL Net via internet (web browser
or telnet), as HF propagation is usually lousy.

Most of the time, my modes are on D-Star. But, with Santa bringing
me a SharkRF M1KE as an early Christmas present, I can now do AllStar.

Yeah, you mentioned that. :-) Good stuff!

The one thing I learned is that if you set up more than one profile
with the M1KE, you have to obtain a different token for AllStar. So,
I'm going to leave things as they are for now. I've learned the hard
way, when I muck with things, it ends up being a disaster. :P

73,

Daryl, N5VLZ

... I am Ohm of Borg. Resistance is relevant.
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Daryl Stout wrote to jimmy anderson <=-

Jimmy,

Okay - I need to check into that...

It's better trying to get into the PCL Net via internet (web browser
or telnet), as HF propagation is usually lousy.

Can you point me to the right place?

Most of the time, my modes are on D-Star. But, with Santa bringing
me a SharkRF M1KE as an early Christmas present, I can now do AllStar.

Yeah, you mentioned that. :-) Good stuff!

The one thing I learned is that if you set up more than one profile
with the M1KE, you have to obtain a different token for AllStar. So,
I'm going to leave things as they are for now. I've learned the hard
way, when I muck with things, it ends up being a disaster. :P

LOL :-)



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Jimmy,

Can you point me to the right place?

Go to http://www.wx4qz.net/elk.htm and look for the file on The PCL Net.
If you're going in via telnet or the internet, send an email to Bob, NS2B,
at ns2b@arrl.net or ns2b@winlink.org to get a user name and password.

Yeah, you mentioned that. :-) Good stuff!

I've been using it as a "back monitor" to make sure I'm "getting out" on D-Star or Echolink. If the net offers HamsOverIP, I can monitor that on my smartphone.

LOL :-)

I wonder if there's a silent laughter, or done softly?? <G>

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Well, that tagline was violated (hi hi).

73,

Daryl, N5VLZ

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--- SBBSecho 3.30-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (1:19/33)

The PCL Packet Net will be "on the air" every Monday evening at
8pm Eastern, 7pm Central, 6pm Mountain, 5pm Pacific.

NOTE: The net will NOT on Monday during the weeks of the following
US holidays: Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day,
Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years Day.

Sometimes funny... sometimes serious... but always interesting.

Friendly "Hams" from all over gather here every week for a few
chuckles, tips and tricks, and tall tales.

Join us... you'll be glad you did.

Connect to the PCL Packet Net in Penfield, New York...

For HF Radio Users:
Using 14.105 LSB (Network105), connect to NS2B-11.
Be aware this can be a high traffic connection -
Efforts will be made to "slow things down" a bit
to accommodate HF connections.

For AXIP Network Users:
At any AXIP or BPQ32 Packet node, look for and connect
to PACNET.

For Outpost, Winpack and HyperTerminal Users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using TelNet, connect to ns2b.ddns.net Port 8010.
When connected, enter "PCL"

For Internet users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using your Internet Browser, connect to:
http://ns2b.ddns.net:8080/Node/Terminal.html?pcl

Via Packet Radio with the Outpost program or the equivalent, if
you can't be here in person, just "REPLY" to this message to the
email addresses below...and we will acknowledge your callsign as
an "early check-in" during the net.

Early checkins can also be accomplished by email to either:

ns2b@arrl.net or ns2b@winlink.org OR
wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Thanks es 73,
Bob, NS2B (Net Control), and Daryl, WX4QZ (Scribe)
--- SBBSecho 3.30-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (1:19/33)

The PCL Packet Net will be "on the air" every Monday evening at
8pm Eastern, 7pm Central, 6pm Mountain, 5pm Pacific.

NOTE: The net will NOT on Monday during the weeks of the following
US holidays: Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day,
Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years Day.

Sometimes funny... sometimes serious... but always interesting.

Friendly "Hams" from all over gather here every week for a few
chuckles, tips and tricks, and tall tales.

Join us... you'll be glad you did.

Connect to the PCL Packet Net in Penfield, New York...

For HF Radio Users:
Using 14.105 LSB (Network105), connect to NS2B-11.
Be aware this can be a high traffic connection -
Efforts will be made to "slow things down" a bit
to accommodate HF connections.

For AXIP Network Users:
At any AXIP or BPQ32 Packet node, look for and connect
to PACNET.

For Outpost, Winpack and HyperTerminal Users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using TelNet, connect to ns2b.ddns.net Port 8010.
When connected, enter "PCL"

For Internet users:
(Contact NS2B for Username and Password.)
Using your Internet Browser, connect to:
http://ns2b.ddns.net:8080/Node/Terminal.html?pcl

Via Packet Radio with the Outpost program or the equivalent, if
you can't be here in person, just "REPLY" to this message to the
email addresses below...and we will acknowledge your callsign as
an "early check-in" during the net.

Early checkins can also be accomplished by email to either:

ns2b@arrl.net or ns2b@winlink.org OR
wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Thanks es 73,
Bob, NS2B (Net Control), and Daryl, WX4QZ (Scribe)
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Daryl Stout wrote to jimmy anderson <=-

Jimmy,

Can you point me to the right place?

Go to http://www.wx4qz.net/elk.htm and look for the file on The PCL
Net. If you're going in via telnet or the internet, send an email to
Bob, NS2B, at ns2b@arrl.net or ns2b@winlink.org to get a user name and password.

I've saved this info and will do it soon...

Right now, my next project 'at home' is hooking up an HF rig! Yep!
I have one now! A fellow ham 'handed down' a Kenwood TS-140S,
MFJ-941E tuner and a homemade fan dipole! I powered up the radio
last night just to confirm it works - but no transmit, as antenna
not up yet.

I don't really have room for the longest parts of it, but for now
I'm going to make an inverted V on my tower and use at least the
10 meter part... Get my feet wet, so to speak, and if everything
works okay I'll get another power supply to run it as well for
more power and I'll invest in an antenna I can mount without taking
up 100' of yard space. :-)




... Insurance guy to Adam & Eve: I see you're not covered...
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Re: Re: The PCL Net
By: jimmy anderson to Daryl Stout on Wed Nov 19 2025 07:45:42

I'm going to make an inverted V on my tower and use at least the
10 meter part...

I heard a ham last night say, "There's no meteres like 10 meters."
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Jimmy,

I've saved this info and will do it soon...

The net won't meet on Nov. 24 (next Monday) for Thanksgiving Week,
or Dec. 22 (Christmas Week) or Dec. 29 for New Years Week. It takes
OFF the weeks of Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years.

Right now, my next project 'at home' is hooking up an HF rig!

Now, if the bands will cooperate this winter.

I don't really have room for the longest parts of it, but for
now
I'm going to make an inverted V on my tower and use at least
the
10 meter part... Get my feet wet, so to speak, and if
everything
works okay I'll get another power supply to run it as well for
more power and I'll invest in an antenna I can mount without
taking
up 100' of yard space. :-)

15 Years ago, the no frills HF rig I used on the Arkansas and
Missouri Railroad, was an Icom IC-718. It was designed to "get your
feet wet in HF".

... Insurance guy to Adam & Eve: I see you're not covered...

Their fig leaf policy was terminated early. <G>

Daryl

... The first sperm to reach the egg to start pregnancy is an ova-achiever.
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Daryl Stout wrote to jimmy anderson <=-

Jimmy,

I've saved this info and will do it soon...

The net won't meet on Nov. 24 (next Monday) for Thanksgiving Week,
or Dec. 22 (Christmas Week) or Dec. 29 for New Years Week. It takes
OFF the weeks of Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years.

Yeah, I saw that - and I DID get my login and just tested it.

Right now, my next project 'at home' is hooking up an HF rig!

Now, if the bands will cooperate this winter.

I don't really have room for the longest parts of it, but for
now
I'm going to make an inverted V on my tower and use at least
the
10 meter part... Get my feet wet, so to speak, and if
everything
works okay I'll get another power supply to run it as well for
more power and I'll invest in an antenna I can mount without
taking
up 100' of yard space. :-)

15 Years ago, the no frills HF rig I used on the Arkansas and
Missouri Railroad, was an Icom IC-718. It was designed to "get your
feet wet in HF".

What kind of antenna did you use?





... As I said before, I never repeat myself
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Jimmy,

Yeah, I saw that - and I DID get my login and just tested it.

Good deal.

What kind of antenna did you use?

It was the portable HamStick antenna. They have one for different bands.

When I was HF Railroad Mobile in May, 2011, on the Arkansas And Missouri Railroad Troop Train, we had a 20 meter hamstick on the back of the restored 1927 Harlan and Hollingsworth Passenger Car, and we were in the cramped Conductor's Cabin, with an Icom IC 718. We had to make sure that the HamStick wasn't too tall, so that it'd fit into the tunnel at Winslow, on the old
Frisco line.

You can see me at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aEtSbHX7pw

73,

Daryl, N5VLZ

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