Would have been a good thing to include huh? packetradiomap.com includes most types on packet nodes, but isn't very updated. BPQ nodes are mapped here server2.g8bpq.net:8181/ and these are checked in real time. Although rare to find in the wild, a common packet frequency (besides APRS ) on 2m is 144.930 at 1200baud. You can listen on the APRS frequency at 144.390 for possible advertisements of packet nodes you can connect to. But they don't often lie on 144.390 itself as to not congest the APRS network. You have better luck on HF finding activity however in most cases. On 14.105 LSB, home of Network105 with a 1600/1800hz tone pair at 300baud. Or 7.109.5LSB on 40m (although not as active)

@@ModernHam Nah, more fodder for another video for ya! Thanks Billy

I haven't explored it beyond the text. I assume it could support some text based graphics. But I'm not sure how the codes translate over AX-25 to make them appear.

I honestly can't tell if it's a joke, but just in case check out my last video posted before this lol.