[aprssig] More aloha circle questions

[Andrew P.]

But what if the station's first digipeater was RF and it has an AX.25-compliant (numeric 0 to 15) SSID? At my home, the reception is so bad, I hear almost all the local stations via one of 3 digipeaters I can hear direct, and the huge number of local I-gates almost guarantees they will go over the Internet to be relayed a net total of under 10 miles.

------Original Message------
From: Lynn W. Deffenbaugh (Mr)
To: aprssig at tapr.org
Sent: Nov 16, 2011 3:02 PM
Subject: Re: [aprssig] More aloha circle questions


If the packet has TCPIP or TCPXX anywhere in it's path, I'd say don't do 
anything to them that is RF-specific because they're not really on RF.

Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

On 11/16/2011 2:53 PM, Andrew P. wrote:
> I'm looking at maps in my application, and noticing reports from stations that can't possibly be APRS radio transmitters, because they have letters and/or multiple characters in their SSID (also noticed their path states they were forwarded over the Internet). Presumably, such "stations" shouldn't get range circles or be counted in aloha circle computation.,
>
> For example, in my area look up WA3NOA-RD and WA3NOA-RI (K3JSE-RI and K3JSE-RD, too).
>
> What should be the correct handling of such stations?
>
> Andrew Pavlin KA2DDO
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