[aprssig] How to digi 6x in the New APRS world?
Bill Vodall WA7NWP wa7nwp at jnos.orgTue Aug 16 17:55:55 UTC 2005
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> Well let's see, I personally know two rovers just in the NWVT area, > using our sparsely populated, by ham standards, as a guide that would > put the figure at 12-18 rovers minimum over the region Ev is proposing > to cover. Allowing a 'gentle' rate of 15 minute beacons, each rover > could possibly generate 4-600 frames per hour ... times 15 rovers let > us say, so 7.5-10K extra frames per hour .... I am sorry but no network > can handle that much extra, it would be a major additional load here on > the 'fringe' between the Montreal and Albany (NY) LANs, and if it got > into those LANS, which it would it would cripple them. The math here is a bit exaggerated. Each rover, at a 15 minute rate, would generate 4 packets per hour per digipeater. So even with 20 rovers, that's only 80 extra packets per hour - roughly one a minute. A small price to pay for folks out "doing real radio stuff." Is somebody actually hears 120 digipeaters in one location - then yes, they would be a bit swamped. If somebody hears 120 digis - they're swamped to start with. Bill
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