[aprssig] Abusive path lists
Steve Dimse steve at dimse.comWed Feb 9 20:59:17 UTC 2005
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On 2/9/05 at 2:25 PM Robert Bruninga <bruninga at usna.edu> sent: >My assumption was that the FIRST of a WIDE5-N >packet to arrive would "usually" be the first one to >get to an IGATE. Bob that would depend on where the IGates were connected and the difference between RF and internet propagation times. Most of the time you would be right, but certainly not all the time. The trouble is once you start producing data, people forget all the caveats that came with the raw data and start accepting it as gospel. The only way to tell what is really going on in an RF network is from the RF side...no matter how tempting it is to say the internet side is almost good enough. Steve K4HG
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