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I sent you a message on your YouTube video running ssh over ax.25… Feel free to email me directly audstanley@gmail.com
I’m a student at CSUF and we are working on a Mars rover that will compete with schools all over the world. Wifi doesn’t cut it in the desert for long distances. Plus, there is a lot of wifi traffic during the competition. We want to use ham/telnet/ax.25 to connect to our rover.
If I could email you on specific questions for testing, it would be so helpful. Thank you for documenting what you’ve done so far. ☺️
-Richard Stanley
audstanley@gmail.com