[aprssig] God save us!
Andre PE1RDW aprs at pe1rdw.demon.nlFri Jun 3 15:49:10 UTC 2005
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Brian B. Riley schreef: >halleleujah ... I received this from KA2HMZ > >On 6/3/05 9:04 AM, "William Papineau" <wpapineau at hotmail.com> wrote: > > > >>Hi Brian, >> >>Sorry to congest the air waves, I am relatively new to APRS and these were the >>suggested settings I should use. Will change path to WIDE3-3 or Wide2-2. >>Thanks for the info. >> >>73 Bill >> >> those kinds of paths where common in the early days of the european network, the idea was that it would get canceled by colision if it entered a crowded area but otherwise kept going, that was before the introduction of igates so that was the only way to get as much interesting data on the air as posible. some of these dx paths are still around but they are infrequent enough not to do much harm and serve a good indication that conditions are up somewhere along the way. Still they are nolonger encouraged because the igates can get a message with the position packet to whereever you need it to go. offcourse in wall to wall trafic like you guys have any reduction helps. 73 de Andre PE1RDW
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