[aprssig] Re: High density timeslotting
scott at opentrac.org scott at opentrac.orgFri Jun 9 04:41:02 UTC 2006
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> TNC. Nearly any ( even single-port) TNC can do this if you > connect the > input to one radio's receiver and it's audio output and PTT lines to > another radio on another band. I have even done this in-band by Will most TNCs still decode packets while they're transmitting? I've never tested it. I know the T2 won't, not as it stands now, but that's because of the very CPU-intensive PWM-based AFSK synthesis. It's an unusual case, though, and I'm not aware of anything else that works quite the same way. > Any, as long as it is adequately cooled (or the TX power is > reduced well > below max output). Again, a D700 on low power (5-10 watts) can I'm pretty sure my TM-271A would need a good water cooling system to handle 100% at high power! What's out there that'll do 25 or 30 watts without significant modification? Scott N1VG
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