BBS focused on 4wheeling and ham radio, but everyone is welcome! Currently we have the following networks: DOVE-Net Game Net Weed Net fsxNet Node 21:/138 FidoNet Node 1:104/119 HobbyNet Node 954:895/67 tqwNet Node 1337:3/195 Ham radio news and weather and door games More coming soon!

Currently running over 400 games! InterBBS Games w/ X-League (777) LORD, LORE, THE CLANS, KINGDOMS, BRE, FALCON’S EYE, THE ARCADIAN LEGENDS, ZOMBIE SLOTS, MEGA SLOTS, 8-WAY SLOTS & more! A-Net Online BBS Door Game Server – add the door game server to your BBS Instructions are here: https://a-net-online.lol/anet bbs.a-net.online – Ports;  Telnet: 1 3 3 […]

Formally Anarchy Unlimited, switched the name to A-Net Online. Est. 1996 in Inverness, FL. I ran Spitfire and Wildcat WinServer, offering dial-up internet services in the mid-to-late 90s. Access to over 600 games!   bbs.a-net.online – Ports – Telnet: 1 3 3 7 – SSH: 1 3 3 8 – RLogin: 1 3 3 9 […]

Local door games and access to A-Net Online’s Door game server. Including InterBBS Games w/ X-League (777)   bbs.a-net.online – Ports – Telnet: 1 3 3 7 – SSH: 1 3 3 8 – RLogin: 1 3 3 9 For the A-Net Online BBS Selector

BBS online since 2008, primarily a LORD and LORD II server, although we do have some files and message areas, including the DOVElink network

BBS Gamer is your portal to the past – packed with legendary door games, file sections, and endless nostalgia for the Commodore and Amiga era. Log in, play hard, and connect with the community that keeps the retro scene alive!

A BBS created for show-casing “retronetworking” technology (in this instance: Modem/ISDN dial-up and BBS) for CCC (Chaos Computer Club) and related events. Still in its infancy in 12/2024, but a number of services are expected to be added. Dial-Up from OCTOI and C*NET, but not public telephony.

Once ‘Fear and Loathing’ in New Orleans, the BBS is back in a new city but with the games and message areas you love. Looking forward to seeing old friends as well as making new ones. See you on the board! Do you like stickers? We all like stickers. Send me your address and I’ll […]

Started in 2021 in a fit of boredom during lockdown after discovering that a BBS can run on a Raspberry Pi. It’s mainly retrocomputing themed with useful software for various 1980’s systems. Telnet with port 6800 (my favourite CPU) for ASCII/ANSI, plus it supports 80-column PETSCII on port 8502.