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Subject: Re: ham radios
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Date: 9 Jan 91 23:25:24 GMT
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On Wed, 9 Jan 91 19:14:55 GMT Ronald J Mcguire said:
>/APPLEIIE #3183 09-JAN-91 08:25
>From: Kenf
>  To: ** ALL **ey >>
>  Re: HAM Radio and the Apple IIe
>
>I know that software is available for the Comodore 64, MS-DOS machines,
>and even the Mac, but does anyone have experience with HAM radio and the
>Apple IIe?
>.
>Ken Fonstad
>
>---ch-----
>Can anyone help me out on this?
>
>Dan

Well, I've got zero experience with it, but you might want to check in the
magazine called '73 Amature Radio'.  I've got some OLD issues of it (late '70s)
that show how to connect an Apple ][ up for radio communications.  I'll bet
that if you begged and pleaded with the people at that magazine, they might
be able to dig up some old copies for you.

By the way, they also had a pac-man program (in machine language) for the
Apple ][ once.  My uncle said it looked exactly like the real thing.  Well,
I know it couldn't have looked -exactly- like it, but as far as he could tell
it did.

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