OT: Ham radio forum

[Jim Stewart]

You guys with two letter prefix calls really slay me talking about "ancient history". :-)
...Lew... former W3SLX 1950

I'm in your decade, Lew. First licensed as K7AHY in 1957. Then W6IXI. Now KF6R.

-js

[Lew Hartswick]

You guys with two letter prefix calls really slay me talking about "ancient history". :-)
...Lew... former W3SLX 1950

[JRouche]

FYI, the AEA PK-232 packet radio device is pretty old. I had one back in the early days of packet radio, probably 30 years ago now.

I've been off the air for years - is packet radio still a thing? Ancient technology...

-KF6R

"early days of packet radio, probably 30 years ago now."

Now that is funny, to some. Screw the rest.

JR

[Jim Stewart]

FYI, the AEA PK-232 packet radio device is pretty old. I had one back in the early days of packet radio, probably 30 years ago now.

I've been off the air for years - is packet radio still a thing? Ancient technology...

-KF6R

[Astronowanabe]

Ha I'm studying for the technical test weekend after next, no particular reason, never did it, just on the bucket list
my guess it you should be able to find a local club pretty easily.
for some reason I think you are in Northern Europe

[Bones]

If you are looking to advertise it, QTH.COM is popular among Hams.

larry KF7OCI

[aostling]

And can you recommend it???

No, searching there uncovered no reference to the AEA PK-232. I should have been more critical.

This one may be better: https://www.eham.net/reviews/view-product?id=218, at least they have reviews of it.

[elf]

And can you recommend it???

[aostling]

It wasn't hard to find. https://www.hamradioforum.net/forum.php 🙄

[elf]

I uncovered an AEA PK-232 in my shop. Is there any use for one of these today? If so, can you recommend a ham radio forum advertise it?