OpenTNC v0.8 Development Kit: A DIY Packet Radio Project

Looking for an off-the-shelf version? Check out the ready-to-use NA6D OpenTNC. For the Radio Amateur Who Loves to Build, Tinker, and Experiment! The OpenTNC is your opportunity to build a modern, open-source Terminal Node Controller (TNC) from the ground up. If you're an early adopter who enjoys the process of building and even a little bit of troubleshooting, this kit is for you. The OpenTNC, designed by David Platt (AE6EO), is a versatile, microcontroller-based TNC. It allows your computer to communicate over amateur radio using the AX.25 protocol, opening the door to a variety of applications including: APRS (Automatic Packet Reporting System): Track your location, send messages, and see other operators on the map. Packet Chat: Engage in real-time, keyboard-to-keyboard conversations. BBS (Bulletin Board System) Access: Connect to amateur radio mailboxes. KISS Mode: Interface with a wide range of software for more advanced networking and experimentation. This is a Development K