------ Quote ------ Is anyone actually using the network over radio at this point? Could you supply some details? We had been using the 44 net space and TCP/IP over radio (1200/9600) for many years here in Wisconsin. We even ran Webservers on those links. This made the 1999 CQ and CQ-VHF magazine. Our original packet organization's (WAPR) webpage was accessible via radio. http://www.qsl.net/kb9mwr/wapr/ Now most of the 1200 baud portions of the network are dead, and only a few have moved on to 802.11 options. I and four others in Green Bay have been mostly doing remote backups using rsync over 802.11 for several years now. A few years back I ran a PBX with a 802.11 trunk to my friends house.