[aprssig] Re: Unreasonable xmission delay

Robert Bruninga bruninga at usna.edu
Sun Jul 16 09:44:53 EDT 2006


>>> brent.hildebrand at gmail.com 07/16/06 12:04 AM >>>
>I did a little analysis of APRS traffic this afternoon...

Looking at the ones with LONG delays, I notice they are
also in the middle of very high density areas.

N3XKU in the middle of New Jersey, The highest APRS density
on the planet, KD7NM in the middle of seattle, and N6EX-3
in the middle of Los Angeles.  Again, it is not inconceivable 
to me that in the vicinity of these IGates is a digi
somwehre on a high location that either hears too much
or is simply using carrier squelch and it takes forever for
the DCD light to go out so that the packet is finally
transmitted.  Maybe if we looked at the path, we could
learn something.

Bob

 N3XKU  304 302 281 272 315 365 326 285 267 274 209 251 255 265 296
331 5 67 74 78 5 3 3 4 4 33928 5 33990 5 34110 5 5 34230

  KD7NM*  610 493 141 222 48 85 228 170 54 195 243 195 138 80 196 138
249 191 166 108 167 51 158 100 150 88 118 142 90 121 62 73 70 88

  K5COD  719 406 357

 N6EX-3  181 94 107 104 87 66 97 76 94 71 95 106 93 104 76 55 97 95
114 80 83 86 110 83 94 78 72 117 116 143 146 140 86 104 89 118 108 96
112 107 114 117 61 119 132 158 109 72 110 74 137 67 88 105 120 95 106
80 90 112 81 68 102 77 80 102 80 129 83 84 33359 90 83 85 119 102 116
100 100 86 80 92 76 83 104 82 57 101 90 96






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