TCM3105 Source?

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From: Dave Jenkins
Date: Wed, 02 Sep 1992 14:48

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I am trying to get into packet radio.  The best way ($$ being a BIG factor)
seems to be to build the BayCom modem and use the KA9Q software and the AX25
packet driver for the BayCom modem.

I got the postscript file (wicked cool!) of the schematic for same, but,
cannot locate a TCM3105 chip.  Does anyone know where I can get one?

Someone mentioned "the BayCom or DigiCom kits".  I was not aware that there
was a "BayCom kit".  Perhaps this would be ideal.  (Comments?  Pointers?)

I thought about PMP (Poor Man's Packet) and even got the software, but when I
tried contacting Andy Payne (of PMP fame) about the availability of their
kit, I never got any reply.

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Subject: TCM3105 Source?
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Date: Wed, 02 Sep 92 14:48:08 GMT
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