[aprssig] Repeater Objects
Robert Bruninga bruninga at usna.eduThu Aug 30 13:59:36 UTC 2007
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> I contacted the local digipeater owner and asked > if it would be possible to add a local repeater > object to the digipeater BTEXT. The response was > simply "thanks for asking, but no"... That's too bad, and it sounds like he is not interested in exploring it further. But it is interesting, because under the New-N paradigm, that is what the BText is for. It has always been defined as a parameter for putting out a local RF object. I wonder if you pointed him to the web page? http://www.ew.usna.edu/~bruninga/localinfo.html Also under the New-N paradigm, pages the use of BText for local info is presented. I wonder what he uses it for now? > I understand that the best place to put an object > is in the BTEXT of a digipeater, but if that isn't > an option, what should I do? ..... > 2. Set up another digi in my area ? Not a digi, but just a TNC and radio with DIGI off.. Put it at the site of the voice reepeater and then it's area of coverage for the repeater object will perfectly match the repeater iteself... A lot of effort when the other digi's Btext would do it for free. Just remember that TNC's on 144.39 can never be co-sited with any 145 MHz repeaters because their inputs are down near 144.39 and you will desense them. But since this beacon device is not a digi, and not always transmitting but 1 second every 600, then those momentary desenses might not be noticed anyway. Just some thoughts. Bob, WB4APR
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