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[Magnus]

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On Tuesday, July 22, 2003, at 02:41  PM, Jim Ray wrote:

> yeah, 9600 bps ain't gonna get it.  me thinks i'd better look elsewhere
> like the PCS you had mentioned.

LOL.  I guess if you want to web surf it doesn't seem like much.  But 
for email it is plenty.  I don't think I did better than 9600bps until 
~1994.

A lot of the personal email I get is encrypted, though, and from the 
little bit of reading I've done about the amateur regulations it sounds 
like this would be a forbidden use of the amateur spectrum.  
IP-over-Radio dramatically increases the likelihood that someone is 
sniffing your packets, though, and harvesting passwords and such.  If 
crypto is not an option, I don't know that IP-over-Radio is as 
attractive as it might sound on the surface.

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