[aprssig] old formats
Bill Vodall wa7nwp at jnos.orgThu Jan 5 16:27:55 UTC 2006
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> With all the discussion about depreciated compressed objects I could not > help but wonder one thing: > why the heck are we still suporting raw nmea strings, everyone knows > that it is a waste of onair time and is only suported by old tnc´s that > can be cheaply replaced by up to date trackers like tinytrack, > opentracker etc. > > If anything should be phased out it is that. Usually I agree with Andre but there are two points here worth considering. 1. Old TNC's provide far more functionality then the dumpXb trackers. Mailboxes, ad-hoc TEMPn-N digi's, 'receiving packets' for full applications. Most folks here know what I believe should be phased out. (dumb trackers...) 2. The raw nmea strings are the only source I know of that contains true time-stamp information. While not needed for basic APRS it is essential to a project I'm working on. So not all of those microseconds of air time is wasted. 73 Bill - WA7NWP
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