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From: wcwells%ucbopal.CC@UCB-VAX.ARPA
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Subject: Re: Suggestions for Deaf BBS Wanted
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Date: Mon, 27-Aug-84 10:43:08 EDT
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Posted: Mon Aug 27 10:43:08 1984
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From:  "William C. Wells" <wcwells%ucbopal.CC@UCB-VAX.ARPA>

I would suggest using normal computer bulletin board software
and hardware with a BAUDOT/ASCII conversion unit between the
computer and the modem.

Some local amateur radio operators should be able to help you with
information about BAUDOT/ASCII conversion units.  Amateur radio
operators have been using the BAUDOT code (International Telegraph
code # 2) for years. Many of them now use microcomputers instead
of teletypewritters as BAUDOT terminals.

There are also a couple of commercial companies that sell
BAUDOT/ASCII conversion units.  I saw one several years ago
that used two conversion units BAUDOT/CW and CW/ASCII to do
BAUDOT/ASCII conversion. 

Bill Wells
ucbvax!wcwells
wcwells@Berkeley.ARPA