NinoTNC N9600A
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Kit TNC for HF and VHF packet radio. 300 through 9600 baud. The kit is by TARPN which is a ham radio packet network advocacy group, sold without profit -- order board and CPU from TARPN for cheap. Order the remainder of the parts from Mouser or your preferred local supplier.
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