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From: moto@cad.Berkeley.EDU (EDIF Committee)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems,comp.mail.uucp
Subject: Re: RF modems
Keywords: radio data communications
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Date: 23 Oct 88 20:23:47 GMT
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Assuming you have a voice radio link (none of the massages have specified),
you might get two of the packet modems made for the ham market. There are
a bunch out ther - from 300 baud (HF) to 4800 baud {_(VHF)xD.

They work through the audio of a voice radio and include error correction 
etc. 

Mike Waters