[aprssig] Local Traveler Repeater Freq Objects
A.J. Farmer (AJ3U) farmer.aj at gmail.comWed Jan 31 21:35:36 UTC 2007
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On 1/31/07, Josh Freeman <cpe.jfreeman at gmail.com> wrote: > immediate area, etc. I was told that many of the repeater owners would > simply not authorize the broadcasting of this information due to > concerns about vandalism or jamming. Sounds a little paranoid to me, but I know there are guys out there that get a little nervous about these things. Any Amateur radio operator worth their salt could find the repeater via direction finding anyway. But we are digressing a bit... >Or perhaps the precision of the coordinates sent out over APRS could be >diluted somewhat so that the general location information would still be >useful, while helping to allay repeater owners' concerns. Definitely not a problem at all. In this APRS application, the repeater coordinates do not have to be dead on accurate. Even if the object is a couple of miles from the actual repeater site, it still gets the key information out which is the frequency and "general" location. The point is not for users to locate the actual repeater site, but rather to get the information necessary to use the repeater. This should keep alleviate any of the repeater owners' concerns. -- A.J. Farmer, AJ3U http://www.aj3u.com
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