[aprssig] Bad path for a plane
Robert Bruninga bruninga at usna.eduTue Apr 11 03:27:54 UTC 2006
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>OK I'll bite. Why would the new WIDEn-N stop this path? >Looks to me like WIDEn-N is working correctly here. >First Digi takes WIDE7-7 and correctly converts it to WIDE7-6. No, in a New-N paradigm, W7-7,W6-6,W5-5 and W4-4 are all trapped to 1 hop. All KPC-3 and UIDIGI ROM digi's as well as DIGI-NED and others have 4 or 8 traps they can use. A correct New-N digi will take the W7-7 and digipeat it and do callsign substitution instead of W7-6 decrementing. Thus the packet comes out of the digi as DIGNx* instead of WIDE7-6. Bob, WB4APR
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