[aprssig] APRS Field Events
Robert Bruninga bruninga at usna.eduWed Oct 19 15:27:10 UTC 2005
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>>> "Curt, WE7U" <archer at eskimo.com> 10/19/05 11:00 AM >>> >Perhaps I'm a bit confused on this issue... >If ... REDCROSS, and WE7U-7 [were talking]... >then they could communicate if REDCROSS was >directly on the internet.... >If... REDCROSS was on RF... the two could not talk. True, but the intent of the NATIONAL GENERIC CALLS is not to communicate traffic, but to post a solicitation to comunicate. It is used to announce your station's call so that others will see your callsign and then be able to initiate a message back to you.. THis is needed because APRS users cannot send messages outside of the local RF lan, unless the callsign of a distant station is known. By posting a message to the generic calls, then it lets you get your own callsign out... (or at least now to a FINDU list). Bob
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