[aprssig] NCn-N Stuff
Robert Bruninga bruninga at usna.eduSat Feb 12 03:38:00 UTC 2005
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>>> Ke4tzn at cox.net 2/11/05 8:35:04 PM >>> >I thought the whole purpose for this change was to improve >the network and get away from the WIDEn-N. It started that way. But analysis of actual on air data in many areas showed that the BIGGER problem was the multiplication of dupes from R,W W,W and W,W,W paths that was even worse than that caused by big N's > Leave the WIDE and RELAY in place as a universal path for >those people who travel but use only a 2hop path EX. >(WIDE.WIDE or RELAY, WIDE). Again educate the user. Yes, even at the beginning of this New n-N Paradigm even I was saying that . But I was *wrong*. After looking at the data and analysing how it all works, it turns out that keeping those old legacy paths going back to 1992 is what is really causing the most dupes. WIDEn-N is the only system that has perfect dupe-elimination. Thus, it is best for APRS and changing from W,W type hops to WIDEn-N is the simplest and easiest way to cut QRM quickly. The only problem that remains then is Trapping the abusers of large N. And we can now even do that in all existing digipeaters and with a little user education, then we're done. An efficient network AND a system where WIDEn-N works everywhere (for reasonable values of N)... de Wb4APR, Bob Filtering out long paths is only a simple fix for uneducated users, AGAIN education is the best. Approach it in a nice calm manner and most people will change. It's just a challenge to keep going to digi owners and say Woops we need to change again. -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.7 - Release Date: 2/10/2005
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