DW1IRF-10 & other new Gateways in the Philippines

Submitted by DW1IRF on Sun, 2022-10-23 00:25

The PAREDN (Philippine Amateur Radio Emergency Data Network) is having some headway in bringing new Winlink Gateways in the
Philippines. After a few months of getting resources ready we now have 8 working Packet Winlink Gateways (DW1OTT-10),(DU1AJ-10 Packet Only), (DW1IRF-10), (DX3H-10), (DV2EVE-10), (DV2EVE-11), (DU3FS-10) and 7 Vara FM Winlink Gateways. In the coming months, we plan to setup an HF Gateway (Pactor 3 & Vara HF) in the (NCR - National Capitol Region) to connect outside the region. The (PAREDN) network runs on BPQ32 & Linbpq. 73 de Lot DW1IRF | K6IRF. (www.winlinkph.org)

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