TRACEx-x RE: [aprssig] God save us!

[Scott Miller]

>From Fox News today:

The bulky "Big Eyes" binoculars have long been aboard military ships so crew 
members can see points about five miles away. But a company called Torrey 
Pines Logic has designed an infrared attachment to allow soldiers looking 
through them to communicate with each other, since the Navy doesn't use 
radio.

And here I was wondering why the PCSAT ground station involved giant 
semaphore flags...

Scott
N1VG

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Robert Bruninga" <bruninga at usna.edu>
To: <jdw at eng.uah.edu>; <aprssig at lists.tapr.org>
Sent: Thursday, June 02, 2005 1:01 PM
Subject: Re: TRACEx-x RE: [aprssig] God save us!


> >but between the increased load from growth of
>>APRS and the abuses both ignorant and malicious of
>>large values of n, TRACEn-n support is going
>>away, as is support for large values of n for WIDEn-n.
>
> But under this New-N system, ALL paths using WIDEn-N
> will be fully traced.  Thus we will have a network that
> can be analyzed perfectly.  No, it is harder to trace
> beyond 2 or 3  hops, but then again, that is not your
> network anymore.   Beyond that range it belongs to
> the users there..., not where you are.
>
> de Wb4APR, Bob
>
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