[aprssig] Parallel UHF APRS level-4 node system.
Robert Bruninga bruninga at usna.eduTue Dec 28 19:57:09 UTC 2004
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>>> kd5you at houston.rr.com 12/28/04 2:36:11 PM >>> > If I remember,... Kenwood has a tri-bander model that can >accomodate 1.2 GHz <snip> > I thought about buying a Kenwood TH-D700.... The Kenwood TM-D700 works as-is on 1.2 GHz receive built-in, including 9600/1200 baud TNC. But doesnt transmit there however... But in my mind, the most common thing that we can do with conventional packet on RF is to continuously stream at 9600 baud full WEB pages of local HAM radio interest. So you only need one 1.2 GHz transmitter and your rig and laptop just absorb the web pages in the background all day long and when you want something, it already has it. Bob
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