[aprssig] 9600b UHF APRS IS THE FUTURE OF APRS
Chuck Gooden cgooden at insightbb.comMon Oct 9 00:34:30 UTC 2006
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Look at how quick it has expanded in the last 10 years. Given more time these vast area of wilderness will have coverage too. If its not cell coverage, it will be wireless Internet, or some other technology. Even if it doesn't work everywhere, that's good too. We depend too much on always being connected. We need to take more time to enjoy mother nature and to develop personal relationships instead of the faceless and impersonal service the Internet provides. scott at opentrac.org wrote: > Second, it's not going to work everywhere. This county alone has vast > stretches of wilderness where cell coverage is poor or nonexistent. And > I've seen a lot of APRS and related systems deployed where the > infrastructure simply doesn't exist. >
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