[aprssig] APRS Voice Alert
Robert Bruninga bruninga at usna.eduWed Sep 7 16:34:43 UTC 2005
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>>> dave at emv.co.uk 09/07/05 11:28 AM >>> >>.....and as a mobile or portable station you are >>low to the ground and have a limited simplex range..... > >If that's the case as a mobile, you'll be out >of range in a minute or so.. Not a lot of time >to have a chat. Still looking at the wrong end of the elephant! Once you establish communications, you can move to a repeater if you need longer time. >I know from ... how it -*should*- be used, but... >many people WILL chat on the APRS frequency >as a result. They would either be clueless or stupid. Why would anyone try to chat on a channel that is clobbered every few seconds by data coming at you from all directions from hilltop digis on all sides. They would never get to have any meaningful QSO because their QSO would be jammed. APRS voice alert has nothing to do with QSO. It has to being able to hear a 4 second alerting call to QSY. But then only rarely. Mostly its just an audible alert that anotehr APRS D7/D700 operator is nearby in simplex range. Bob 73. Dave. _______________________________________________ aprssig mailing list aprssig at lists.tapr.org https://lists.tapr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/aprssig
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