[aprssig] Object DENNI_ato Cannot Be Seen on RF Path
VE7GDH ve7gdh at rac.caSun Jul 10 17:31:32 UTC 2005
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Chris N4BSA wrote on 10/07/2005 > I'm with you - I think we've done more harm than good with some of these > changes implemented. While this might have been a good solution for the > NE corridor or California, I think we've crippled the network in areas > such as > our own. Chris - I sympathize, but I think that you must admit that changes were needed where there was lots of congestion on 144.390 MHz. Huge increases in efficiency have been seen. With that said, what would it take to see the objects that you are looking for? Perhaps one or more IGates could be set up using different paths for severe weather objects. Perhaps it will take more IGates, but using short paths compatible with their local network. Perhaps it will take a series of digis with non-standard paths working in conjunction with IGates set up specifically for those weather objects. I'm sure that no-one wants a "fix" for the rest of the network to "break" the network for critical weather objects. Times are changing. As more people get into APRS, more changes will be needed. Talk about it with those around you and innovate. Maybe a separate UHF weather only network could be set up in your area to make sure critical weather objects or even weather related messages can make it to where they need to be heard, and then back out on VHF but with a short path. Hopefully you and others can come up with a workable solution that doesn't just go back to dupes and stupid long paths for everyone that will just kill APRS. 73 es cul - Keith VE7GDH -- "I may be lost, but I know exactly where I am!"
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