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;T3 (available):Pac-Comm Tiny-2, untested, without power cable or manual. Donated by WSPR. | ;T3 (available):Pac-Comm Tiny-2, untested, without power cable or manual. Donated by WSPR. | ||
;T4 (available):Pac-Comm Tiny-2, untested, without power cable or manual. Donated by WSPR. | ;T4 (available):Pac-Comm Tiny-2, untested, without power cable or manual. Donated by WSPR. | ||
;T5 (available):[https://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/1723 AEA PK-88]. | ;T5 (available):[https://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/1723 AEA PK-88], untested, without power cable or manual. Also contains 1990 AEA catalogue! Donated by WSPR. | ||
Manuals, booklets and leaflets for these TNCs are also available, to be lent out separately (since we don't have one for each TNC): | Manuals, booklets and leaflets for these TNCs are also available, to be lent out separately (since we don't have one for each TNC): | ||
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;S1 (available):PC-Pakratt 2. "PK-232 Multi mode terminal unit: Driver software for the IBM-PC and compatibles. A fully featured terminal program to support the latest PK-232 enhancements. Gives you the most powerful amateur data transmission system ever!". Contains manual, 3½-inch floppy disk and 5¼-inch floppy disk. Donated by WSPR. | ;S1 (available):PC-Pakratt 2. "PK-232 Multi mode terminal unit: Driver software for the IBM-PC and compatibles. A fully featured terminal program to support the latest PK-232 enhancements. Gives you the most powerful amateur data transmission system ever!". Contains manual, 3½-inch floppy disk and 5¼-inch floppy disk. Donated by WSPR. | ||
;S2 (available):PC-Pakratt/PK88 + Handbook. 3½-inch floppy disk. Donated by WSPR. | ;S2 (available):PC-Pakratt/PK88 + Handbook. 3½-inch floppy disk. Donated by WSPR. | ||
== Future plans == | |||
We want to reduce the barrier to entry as much as possible. Accordingly, in the coming months, we will test these TNCs and combine with a transceiver into full packet stations. | |||
