Same answer to all 3... the existing software and network implementation won't handle it. Remember, the existing network was derived from the rf packetcluster network where by law encryption and sec
Dave, You put DXCluster future in perspective. Yes, I agree, This 40 years old tecnology developed to run over packet radio has no fixing fo nowadays. I'm not a Geek (ah, I'm ham radio anyway), but r
K1TTT - I would say virtually impossible. There is just too much investment in too widely varied configurations by too many independent operators to switch it to something else. And all it takes is O
Right, so we have to start a new network of new node software that includes authentication. Isn't that what I said? The rest are just picky details. David Robbins K1TTT e-mail: mailto:k1ttt@arrl.net