[aprssig] Local Traveler Repeater Freq Objects
Chris Howard w0ep at frii.comTue Jan 30 20:12:39 UTC 2007
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On Tue, 2007-01-30 at 11:56, Robert Bruninga wrote: > Will show better as: > 147.180+>APOBJ:!3717.55N/11941.04Wr PL 146.2 w6wgz.org > > If you want it to be globally unique, then add a character to > the end of the frequency as in 147.180+X where X is unique to > your repeater. Since your repeater does not end in .005 KHz, > you actually have two follow bytes you could use if they made > more sense as in 147.18+DC (if for example it was in washington > DC, etc)... Or you could drop the + since it is obvious and > make it 147.18MSP if it was in minneapolis-Saint Paul etc... > > Thanks, > Bob, WB4APR As a computer database type guy... I don't think I would count on the repeater frequency plus one character as being a globally unique string. How many .34-.94 repeaters are there in the world? just a thought Chris w0ep
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