TAPR was founded in 1982 as a membership supported non-profit amateur radio research and development organization with specific interests in the areas of packet and digital communications. TAPR is focused on Spread Spectrum communications and other new technologies.

The BayCom WWW Server with information about the BayCom packet radio hard- and software for radio amateurs. It also contains general information on the German packet radio network.

TexNet is a data communications network accessible only to amateur radio operators. Established in 1984, TexNet uses a combination of wireline and radio circuits to link most of the major population centers (except El Paso and Houston) within the state of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and southwest Missouri.

The Association was formed from the desires of a small group of amateurs interested in furthering their knowledge in computers and radio. Now the numbers fluctuate between 30-50 members. V.A.R.P.A. is an informal gathering of amateurs who give financial and moral support to keep a club BBS and it's associated networks going. In return, some packet specialists assist other amateurs by holding seminars at each meeting usually held on the last Sunday of each month (excluding statutory holidays).

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