[aprssig] Wow, what a lot of traffic!
Stephen H. Smith
wa8lmf2 at aol.com
Mon Jul 14 13:20:07 EDT 2008
Stephen H. Smith wrote:
> Earl Needham wrote:
>
>> I was in Los Angeles a few days ago, and the amount of packets I saw
>> was simply incredible!
>>
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> [By the way, did you see my Echolink object in Pasadena a.k.a.
> "438.15PAS" on your display? Located in Pasadena at a "mere" 950 feet
> above sea level at the foot of the 5000' San Gabriel Mtn range.]
>
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>
And I forgot, did you see the bulletins I transmit of upcoming ham club
meetings and swap meets?
These are being sent by the M0CYP-developed UI-View plugin "APRS
Events". I have the announcements for a given meeting set to start at
15:00 hours the day before the meeting (to pick up the afternoon
drive-time "audience" the day before), and expire about an hour before
the end of the event.
APRS Events operates from an easily-edited text file list. I have the
meetings and swapmeets queued up for the next six months. In turn, I
have APRS Events transmit on a path via an explicit digipeater callsign
(N6EX-1) rather than WIDE2-2 so the bulletins tend to blanket only the
San Gabriel Valley area (where the clubs in question are) rather than
all of the greater L.A. basin via multiple WIDE2-2s simultaneously.
> --
>
> Stephen H. Smith wa8lmf (at) aol.com
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