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I'm mailing this on behalf of my old school and would appreciate some help.

A number of rural Australian secondary schools have banded together to
present computer science classes over a distributed network of Macintoshes.
They are interconnected by a voice repeater system (ie not a digipeater) and
radio modems along with netcomm r-bridges (seemably appletalk to rs232 low
speed bridges). Diagram below shows approximate configuration
Where MAC represents about 5 Macintoshes on appletalk.

MAC--RBRIDGE--MODEM--TX----------------------------------------
					        	      |
							      |
							      |
MAC--RBRIDGE--MODEM--TX------------------------------------|  |
							   |  |
							REPEATER
							   |  |
MAC--RBRIDGE--MODEM--TX-------------------------------------  |
							      |
							      |
							      |
MAC--RBRIDGE--MODEM--TX----------------------------------------

This configuration was proposed to them by a "consultant" and while it works
on a point to point basis blows up when used in a fully networked
configuration. The blow up seems to occur because the r-bridges get most
confused when they see signals from greater than one other r-bridge (as
might be expected!).

The schools own the MAC's and the radio system, they can ditch the modems
and the r-bridges.

Has anyone successfully networked MAC's over a distributed radio system, if
so, can you mail me the configuration and manufacturers names please?

Many thanks in advance.
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