[aprssig] PIC processor for APRS info for D-STAR mobiles?

[Scott Miller]

Pete, this is what I meant by 'deliberately obtuse.'  Your response to 
most questions has been to refer everyone to other posts or papers that 
we've already read and clearly not completely understood - or to offer 
to discuss it off-list.  That's why I'm asking for some patience from 
you in helping us all understand.

There are clearly a lot of people here (myself included) that don't have 
an opportunity to use D-STAR, and don't know a lot about how it works. 
Most D-STAR users do NOT have intimate knowledge of how the data 
sub-channel works and how it might be applied, and I for one don't want 
to join a D-STAR group and sort through all of the misinformation to try 
to figure out if D-STAR is even something I want to mess with.  So 
again, if you want APRS users to seriously consider D-PRS, have a little 
patience and help us understand its capabilities and limitations.

Scott
N1VG

Pete Loveall AE5PL Lists wrote:
> Wes, please read the D-PRS white paper.  The full information is discussed there.  If you want to know what the actual bit stream looks like, there are a number of locations including that ARRL web site that have the D-STAR RF specification available for download.
> 
> Let's try not to reinvent the wheel (D-PRS).
> 
> 73,
> 
> Pete Loveall AE5PL
> pete at ae5pl dot net
> 
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Wes Johnston, AI4PX
>> Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2008 8:41 AM
>> To: TAPR APRS Mailing List
>> Subject: Re: [aprssig] PIC processor for APRS info for D-STAR mobiles?
>>
>> So since the icoms already have a way to send GPS data upward toward
>> the repeater, just what does the data that is send look like?  Is the
>> sending station's call prepended on the front of the GPS data?
> 
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