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From: wb6rqn@yojna1.UUCP (Brian Lloyd)
Newsgroups: net.ham-radio.packet
Subject: Re: Selecting a TNC
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Date: Wed, 20-Nov-85 08:30:54 EST
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Posted: Wed Nov 20 08:30:54 1985
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> 
> If you are a hardware and software hacker, the Xerox 820 boards are
> interesting.  The X820 can be turned into a full-blown CP/M system and TNC for
> about $350.  The packet software for the X820 was written by Phil Karn and is
> in the public domain (FYI, the TNC2 development took place on the X820).
> 

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I was incorrect in one of the above statements.  Phil Karn's code is not in
the public domain, it is copyrighted.  "Hams" are free to copy it and use it
for non-commercial purposes so long as the author is credited.  Sorry for the
misinformation.

73 de Brian Lloyd, WB6RQN
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