[aprssig] Anyone know what DISABL is?
Patrick Green
pagreen at gmail.com
Tue Aug 1 11:24:49 EDT 2006
I actually was able to connect to it but was able to get nothing more than a
"DISABL}" out of it. Lets assume that this is a KPC-3 with the node turned
off. What "commands" would I enter to get something out of it. I've tryied
i, h, r, ?, /help and /?. What else could I try. Note that I have a poor
path to this station whereever it might be.
73 de Pat --- KA9SCF.
On 7/31/06, J T <w0jrt at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> There's a station like this in the Kansas City area, too, among other
> places. Using a terminal program try connecting to it (C DISABL). Once
> connected, you'll probably be able to determine the station callsign with
> just a little searching.
>
> -Jerome, W0JRT
>
>
> *Patrick Green <pagreen at gmail.com>* wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> Ever since I started operating APRS, I've seen this station that IDs
> with DISABL. Does anyone know what this is? Is this an old experiment long
> forgotten?
>
> # 1154355305 Mon Jul 31 09:15:05 CDT 2006
> DISABL>ID:Network Node
>
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