The changes to the TLS system saw the stupid packet identification of source
callsign, destigination callsign and station repeating callisgn (if repeated)
removed.
This was styled by the Spectrum Management Agency (SMA) when they set up the
packet regaulations a number of years ago.
The identification has been scaled down to the originating station must
identify in the mode being used or any internationaly reconigised code.
If the old requirements were in place, netrom, routed tcpip and even mail
messages would still be illegal.
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| But hey, at least we're not stuck to running AX.25 though!
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We have never been stuck to running ax25, as long as the id requirements are
met.
With the new requirements, identification of your own station every 10 minutes
in an internationally recongised code is all that is required.
| - Craig vk2xlz
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73 Peter VK3AVE
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