[aprssig] D7 and ITEM
Robbie, wa9inf mwrobertson at comcast.netSat Oct 7 20:21:34 UTC 2006
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Chris, Yes, in my experience, the D-7's decoder "stinks" and I think its because, #1, it does not like less the perfect deviation from the sending stations, and #2, it needs a good signal input. Your chances of improvement is depent on the antenna you use. The shipped antenna is a dummy load! I greatly improved my results by changing to a better antenna with more capture length.. If you are using it mobile, get away from using any flexible springy antenna.. The whipping around causes data loss in a heartbeat! I haven't any experience in sending "ITEMS" Good luck and let us know about your expeience in changing antennas... :-) Robbie Chris Kantarjiev wrote: >Can someone tell me if the D7 will/should decode an ITEM packet, or >if this is one of the types that the D7 just ignores? We're trying >to advertise a repeater with > > )W6WGZ-Rpt!3717.55N/11941.04Wr 147.180+PL146.2 441.175+PL146.2 > >The digi is a TNC-X/Digi-X, which only allows 63 characters of btext. >Using an OBJECT with a timestamp doesn't allow the entire text to >be sent. So we switched to ITEM. The packet is getting to FINDU just >fine, but I never see it on my D7, so I'm wondering.... > >(And, not to start a flame, but does the D7's decoder just stink? >I "hear" what seem to be nice solid packets but the majority don't >decode at all... some do. Maybe something wrong with my radio, >though, since I can't seem to get a decodable posit out as of about >12 hours ago, either.) > >73 de chris K6DBG > >
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