[aprssig] APRS Voice Alert
John Ronan aprssig at ei7ig.orgWed Sep 7 09:12:56 UTC 2005
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On 7 Sep 2005, at 09:59, Dave Baxter wrote: > > As you well know. APRS is a semi automated digital communication > system. Why mess with it by advocating the use of voice on the same > frequency as well, even if just for "calling"? If the operator is > about, they would respond to an APRS message just as well if able. > You are assuming that their set-up is capable of messaging, OpenTracker/TinyTracker are not. Before I got the D700E I had no other option. > For > calling drivers, they then have the hassle of QSY'ing, and killing the > APRS function before talking, and doing all that in reverse after the > chat. When driving a vehicle, that is unacceptable, and there are > fewer > and fewer places to safely pull over and stop for a minute ot two. > > After someone 'called' me I suggested a freq, press one button and I'm on that frequency > On a separate "net" frequency for special purposes (events or > emergency > coordination) > But this isn't what its aimed at (Or have I got the wrong end of the stick again). > I do see advantages, perhaps in conjunction with Mic-E > use. But on a national data frequency, I think that is unacceptable, > and will only add to confusion. > >
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