Hey there, here's something to keep in mind.  The node owners may have
special access to the IRLP node.  Therefor, you need to find out the nde
owner and see what you can find out about access.
Let me know how you make out and perhaps i can give you a hand with it.

                 Lata,
                 JedAt 10:09 PM 11/28/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Well, shoudl i try three digits or five?  The one that i have the best
>chance ofgetting anything in is actually down,but thereii another repeater
>that has simulcasted all of the coms from the IRLP with the down repeater.
>I know it may sound confusing, but across the pond from me in Canada there
>are two repeaters that are transmitting COMS from the IRLP input itself,
>and I get nothing when I dial four digits, but like for example if I want
>to dial 8880 which is KC4USV the TI cynthisizer will just say "direction,
>and that is it.  Some other things I have tried with this machine it will
>just say things, but I have had nno luck at all.  I also have tried the
>one in Southfield, and have tried bringing up another node, but with no
>luck.
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>On Thu, 28 Nov 2002, Buddy Brannan wrote:
>
> > Actually, now that there are four-digit IRLP nodes (used to be
> > three-digit), you probably have to dial like this:
> > The N3APP node here in Erie is node number 4300. Back in the days
> > before a couple months ago, it was 430. Back then, to access, you'd
> > dial up 4300 and to drop it you'd type 4301. So I suspect you have to
> > dial 43000 and 43001 respectively.
> > --
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> >