[aprssig] More thoughts on (was) Connected Packet
Robert Bruninga
bruninga at usna.edu
Tue Dec 28 13:28:43 EST 2004
But its better to have a NODE be on another freq:
1) For anything to work wheen needed, it must always work
2) And users need to play with it and practice using it
3) Such use and practice are "impossible" on APRS
because the channel is saturated and it couldnt
possibly link to another node with any reliability with all
that going on.
4) Thus it would demonstrate nothing of value and you
would have no idea how it would work when you did
need it..
Now, I am HAPPY that you have it there and available,
Do not missunderstand me. That is far better than nothing.
I'm just pointing out that
if we want people to play with conventional packet,
find new uses for it and pass stuff point-to-point, we
should not shoot-it-in-the-foot by cripling it with 100% QRM
on 144.39
Thanks and keep up the good work
Bob
>>> ramirault at erols.com 12/28/04 1:07:34 PM >>>
Hmmmm ... don't mean to stir up the pot .. but I don't agree that it
should
necessarily be on another frequency. My station is designed to operate
as
an emergency BBS, Digi, and KAnode during emergency times (defined as
loss
of commercial power) It will NOT be an APRS station during those times
(the
computer will not be powered)
Under those circumstances (widespread loss of commercial power) the
local
APRS network will be a shadow of it's former self (if it is still there
at
all)
Richard Amirault N1JDU
Boston, MA, USA Go Fly A Kite
----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert Bruninga"
Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 12:25 PM
Subject: Re: [aprssig] More thoughts on (was) Connected Packet
(snip)
> And of course, we dont want any of this on 144.39. We want
> a parallel system on another channel.
(snip)
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