[aprssig] Symbol for packet digipeater

[Stephen H. Smith]

Bob Bruninga wrote:
>> What would be the correct symbol to use 
>> for an object representing a packet 
>> digipeater that is used for general packet, 
>> not APRS?
>>     
>
> Good question.  I drew a blank on that initialy.  But before APRS, all packet nodes had disabled digipeating as a bad hing in favor of NODE operations.  I notice that the APRS symbol set has defined /n as a "node" and that is what conventional packet nodes are... but when I check APRSdos, it doesn't look like I evre drew one.
>
> What do Some of the other clients use for that /n symbol.
>
> I would make it a start just like the APRS digis, but probably make it a different color to show that it is not on APRS normally.
>
> Bob, Wb4APR
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The default symbol as used in the Rev H symbol set derived from KH4G's 
original symbol set (which is used by UIview, APRSplus, and Findu is two 
concentric circles with a black dot in the center.   See standard symbol 
set here:

     http://wa8lmf.net/aprs/APRS_symbols.htm  





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