[aprssig] Mic encoders
scott at opentrac.org scott at opentrac.orgMon Oct 3 14:23:52 UTC 2005
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Now, what I'm waiting for is GNU Radio to mature a bit more. From what I saw at DCC, it looks like you should be able to receive and decode packet data across a large swath of spectrum - possibly the entire 2 meter band, given enough processing power! You'd be able to use a frequency-agile transmitter to select from a whole block of input frequencies, with the frequency and timeslot selected based on GPS time and callsign to give an even distribution of usage and avoid collisions. What I like about this most is that hams aren't generally so good at getting low-level digi sites to reduce coverage area like the cellular networks do. We're better at putting together big mountaintop repeater sites. With a multi-input scheme, you can vastly increase your network capacity without having to increase the number if sites. It'd be even better for Mic-E. No need to worry about setting up a gateway for a specific frequency, just make sure you've got a broadband RX site in range. Scott N1VG > Yes! GOod idea! It is easier to add a receiver set to the > voice repeater input for Mic-E at an existing APRS digipeater > than to add a TNC and additional transmitter at a voice > repeater. (though it may get quite desensed 40% of the > time). ANd this way it can use the existing APRS digi's CSMA > since it is already listening on the APRS channel.
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