[aprssig] Re: More thoughts on (was) Connected Packet now UPS
Bill Vodall wa7nwp at jnos.orgWed Dec 29 07:42:52 UTC 2004
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> All the way up 'til your carrier or ISP dies... > > Gerry Maybe my "cable dies" but the DSL of the neighbor across the street might still be live. If we're both on APRS/Winlink, that means we both have some basic connectivity. Basic rule of networking... Have two ways/routes for everything. The ISP's do a lot to keep their systems up. Not perfect, of course, but pretty good and continuously getting better. It's cheap and easy to put a small UPS on the modem and router. A simple emergency preparedness thing much like keeping the cars gas tank over half full. Bill > > Bill Vodall wrote: > >>> My station is designed to > >>>operate as an emergency BBS, Digi, and KAnode during emergency times > >>>(defined as loss of commercial power) It will NOT be an APRS station > >>>during those times (the computer will not be powered) > > > > > > Isn't everybody's ham station (APRSdos at least), Cable or DSL modem, and > > Wireless Access point on a UPS? With some means for recharging, like an inverter > > and a long cord to the power system on the car - that gives nearly perpetual communications > > capabilities.
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