[aprssig] Parallel UHF APRS lewvel-4 node system.
Phillip B. Pacier ad6nh at arrl.netTue Dec 28 16:33:20 UTC 2004
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Drew Baxter wrote: > Why not 222mhz where there's virtually no channel loading? :) I > don't think there's a run on unused frequencies in that section. > > --Droo, K1XVM 222 is probably the best band I've ever run packet on. Again, the difficulty is in the cost of 222 equipment compared to 144 or even 430 equipment. As for unused frequencies, that is a problem on almost every band in Southern California. It is near impossible to put up a repeater on 2m, 220, or 440 anymore. We have had issues with proposed UHF APRS frequencies in the past because they have always been in the 440 band and on a .025 or .050 or .075 channel. We are 20khz now. I'm not trying to suppress the effort, I'm just realizing how difficult it will be to nationalize additional channels! 73 Phil - AD6NH http://www.aprsca.net
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