[aprssig] APRS -- Chicago to Mackinac Island sailboat race
Robert Bruninga bruninga at usna.eduTue Mar 27 15:16:44 UTC 2007
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> ...I have raced our sailboat in five open ocean...races. > I set up WinAPRS to transmit our position once an hour.... You are welcome to transmit a moving position report more often when underway, so that a lost packet does not have as much of an impact. At the Naval Academy, we used 10 minutes per boat, but we had our own frequency. I woiuld think the APRS 10 MHz freq could handle 30 minutes per boat while underway easily. entire race. At any time my wife wants to check on how we are > Now a couple of times a plot was not received due to poor > propagation... So my XYL simply selected NEW Message... > And queried "How are things going?" ..[when] I was not > available to answer BUT she got a reply that gave her our > position at that instant. I think that would be the APRS "directed Query" that would trigger the position update. Or does WinAPRS have the ability to trigger a posit in response to a message too? Just trying to clarify how that worked. Thanks Bob WB4APR
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