[aprssig] APRS at Dayton 2008?
Bob Bruninga
bruninga at usna.edu
Tue Apr 29 23:10:38 EDT 2008
APRS around Dayton looks kinda obsolete....?
I am kibitzing via FINDU and maybe all wrong.
But Only 2 digi's within 30 miles.
Only 1 digi within 50 miles is New-N.
The lack of close in digis is probably a GOOD way to handle the overload of the actual hamvention.
O CALL HAAT DIS DIR Comments
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# KC8QBL-3 ? 19 SE no PHG no New-N no path info no Freq
S W8BLV 160' 19 SW New-N "S" shows W3 no Freq
N KA8ZNY10 160' 40 SE old W-R-T, no "S" no Freq
1 K9APR-4 160' 45 W W1 digi only, No Freq, etc
S N8EMZ-3 160' 55 SE New-N "S" digi, no freq
- KB9GYO-4 40' 50 SW home station, No "S", no Freq, etc
N N8WCT-4 320' 60 E No freq info
Can't find any local Frequency Objects near Dayton that I can see, but of course, they may not show up unless an IGate is very close. I found these, but none is fully in the recommended format.
145.21 70 mi NW has Tone in non-auto format
145.25R 60 mi NW looks good
146.73 75 mi S looks OK
442.675 60 mi NW has tone in non-auto format
147.285 50 mi E using WIDE2-2 spam path
The lack of properly formatted TONE in all of these objects will be a disappointment to anyone with the new D710 firmware.
http://www.ew.usna.edu/~bruninga/localinfo.html
For every digi sysop within 500 miles of Dayton, now is a good time to get your DIGI compliant with both the New-N paradigm and the LOCAL-INFO initiateive shown above to assist all those travelers driving through...
And Everyone, Drive with Voice-Alert!
http://www.ew.usna.edu/~bruninga/VoiceAlert3.html
and put your monitoring frequency in your position packets... even if you don't have a D710...
Lets meet and QSO, not just drive blind... and deaf...
Bob, WB4APR
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