[aprssig] NetNodes, the future

[Eric H. Christensen]

I use both a D700 and the D7 and easily change my path.  It is in the
menu.  Just type it in.  It really isn't that hard.

73s,
Eric KF4OTN
kf4otn at amsat.org

-----Original Message-----
From: aprssig-bounces at lists.tapr.org
[mailto:aprssig-bounces at lists.tapr.org] On Behalf Of Phillip B.
Pacier
Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2004 14:02
To: TAPR APRS Mailing List
Subject: Re: [aprssig] NetNodes, the future


Robert Bruninga wrote:

>NO, no, no.  RELAY,WIDE,WIDE should continue
>to work perfectly!   (though R,W is preferred in most
>busy areas)...
>
>No one ever needs to switch to an interstate LINKn-N unless
>he is trying to go more than 2 hops to talk to another trucker 
>across a vast distance (think Utah and Nevada) using
>5 hops or something.   The LINKn-N's are only to allow 
>occassional long hops for the wiiilderness without at the same 
>time generateing 100 dupes across millions of square miles.
>that the old WIDEn-N would do.
>  
>
And this is generally not necessary because the IGates will do the
job 
of sending the message ANYWHERE in the world.  Setting up LINKn-Ns
are 
fine, but GENERALLY not necessary unless there is not an IGate within

two hops.  This is increasingly unlikely.

>RELAY,WIDE are fundamental and we want them to
>work EVERYWHERE.  ( though under the new paradigm
>SSn-N would be more efficient for local ops..)
>
>People with trackers will continue to run R,W or R,W,W
>and dont ever need to change it.  The LINKn-N and SSn-N
>are for people with kenwoods or other mobiles that can
>change paths with the push of a b utton and may want to
>extend their RF range to match where they are. for more capability.

>Bob
>  
>
You keep saying Kenwoods... I have had a D7 for five years and have 
never been able to change my path with the push of a button.  Please 
elaborate!

73
Phil - AD6NH


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