[aprssig] 6 meter APRS (a new wild-west RF domain)

Michael Wolthuis wolthui3 at msu.edu
Wed Aug 26 12:22:22 EDT 2009


Bob,
6M APRS sounds like fun.  I grabbed my 6M FM rig, a KPC3+ and a javAPRS
Igate to get setup in Michigan tonight hopefully.  I want to see what all I
can hear on 6M.

What is the path information for sending out on 6M?  Ie. Are we using
WIDEn-n designations or simple path of WIDE, etc?

Should TNCs on 6M be setup for digi at all?  If so, any recommended settings
for UIDIGI, UITRACE, etc?

Mike
kb8zgl



On 8/25/09 2:37 PM, "Robert Bruninga" <bruninga at usna.edu> wrote:

> With the beginnings of a 6m APRS network in the Wash DC area, I
> threw together a web page to  lead discussion of how we want to
> best use this new effort:
> 
> http://aprs.org/6m-aprs.html
> 
> In highly congested areas, we do not cross beacon the stuff to 2
> meters, but let the Igates provide the connectivity to these
> users.  In other locations, they can be cross connected where
> loading permits.
> 
> But all of these 6m mobiles are always reachable by Tone 100
> Voice Alert via a crossband UHF calling channel.
> 
> And wont it really be fun during METEOR showers!
> 
> Bob, WB4APR
> 
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