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!

Formally Anarchy Unlimited and switched the name to A-Net Online. est. 1996 in Inverness, FL. I ran Spitfire and Wildcat BBS software, including offering dial-up internet services in the mid to late 90’s. Installed Synchronet software and a lot of games. – LORD

A1 BBS – OLD SCHOOL! Games, Files, Messages, Chat, etc. 4 Nodes you can chat on. Large Text File section. Many Door Games! Quick Validation! Enjoy! 🙂

Originally started when I was station in Germany 1987-1990. Started on RBBS-PC and have run a wide variety of other BBS software. Now running Synchronet

Just a great BBS running on Synchronet on top of linux Ubuntu, too many door games to state here, plus DoorParty, BBSlink and many more links to follow. Join us for the great time your looking for today!   Come one, come all!

BBS for fans of the Android operating system

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

Battlestar BBS is back stronger than ever! Over 35 message Networks & Newsgroups (Fidonet, DoveNet, Paranormal Net, GatorNet, etc.) We have over 400 door games and installing more all the time! 70 classic shareware cd’s online. 25 InterBBS Leagues! We are here for our users so if you want to see something added please let […]

Lots of Doors, most are registered. Tradewars, LORD, BRE, Death Masters, LORD2 are among some. Some games are netted.

Blue Wave BBS started back in 1990 , and has been running ever since based in Australia Large collection of Door games Files Message groups Message boards

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.