Is there any IRC for Physics forum or similar thing

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There is no dedicated IRC channel for the Physics Forum, but users can explore IRC for real-time discussions. mIRC is recommended as the best IRC software, although it is shareware. Alternatives include HydraIRC, which is free, and Hexchat, a free Windows version of XChat. For terminal users, irssi is also an option. The conversation includes inquiries about IRC channels related to electrical engineering, electronics, physics, and technical subjects.
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Hi n PF,
Is there any IRC for Physics forum or similar thing... So that I can ask my doubts real time...
Also for windows7 which is the best IRC software.

-Devanand T
 
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mIRC is still the best, but it's shareware. Check out HydraIRC as a free client. There is no PF IRC channel.
 
Do you know any electrical engineering channels in IRC
 
Hexchat is a free Windows version of XChat.

You can also use irssi if you don't mind using a terminal.
 
Do you know any irc channels related to electrical electronics physics math technical subjects
 

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