[aprssig] N5RJV Needs assistance

[Robert Bruninga]

Yep, KE4NYV lives and works in that area and should have no problem finding
the signal.  Looking at the PHG plot of the two systems that hear it,
KE4NYV-2 and N3KNT-1 sure points to very close to KE4NYV as the starting
point to monitor for the packets.

Bob, Wb4APR

On Tue, Feb 17, 2015 at 8:52 AM, Robert Bruninga <bruninga at usna.edu> wrote:

> This sounds like a FUN APRS Challenge!  And it will be hard.  What is his
> TX rate?  If we know hat, then we KNOW when to listen.  ANd listening on RF
> will be very important.
>
> Also doing a simple APRS Omni-DF-plot of all the digi's that hear him
> direct should nail down the area.
>
> I just fired up my old APRS RF system and will start watching.
>
> Bob, WB4APR
>
> On Tue, Feb 17, 2015 at 12:11 AM, Carl Davis <kb1ejh at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> Can either of you help me help N5RJV?  His call is being used on APRS on
>> the Lower Eastern Shore of Maryland.  I contacted him tonight by email and
>> will be following up with him via phone.  He relates that he sold the
>> equipment 7-8 years ago and now someone is using it with his call and an
>> old path of WIDE4-4 which is killing the APRS network after we worked to
>> clean it up.
>>
>> Any idea on how I can track the offending station down with an APRS
>> foxhunt?  I have looked at the data and it appears to be coming from
>> Worcester or Wicomico counties.  We would all like to clear this up without
>> having to track down the fcc.
>>
>> Carl,KB1EJH
>>
>
>
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