[aprssig] CQSRVR and JOTA/SCOUTS
Robert Bruninga bruninga at usna.eduSat Oct 20 22:56:00 UTC 2007
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The CQSRVR worked great for APRS and this weekends Jamboree-on-the-air contest. All of the contacts I made from the field on APRS were DX contacts all made possible by AA5PL's CQSRVR. I would send a message a few times during the day to CQSRVR with the message CQ SCOUTS CQ SCOUTS and this would go out to all other APRS stations on the globe that were also doing APRS. I probably made a few dozen contacts. Without it, I may have made one. I never saw any locals on RF that had Live humans. But the CQSRVR connected me with all other live field stations. Of course, this CQSRVR can be used at any time for human to human contacts, not just special events. One possibility is to use the groupname DEMO. In this case, one would send a message to CQSRVR saying: CQ DEMO CQ DEMO etc... This would then go out to all other CQ DEMO stations. Once you send a CQ <GROUP> CQ <GROUP> message, you are logged on automatically for 24 hours to receive all similar messages from all other participants in <GROUP>. So just like we used to do in the early days of 2m FM, "DEMO" seems like a good way to russle up a contact with another live station. See details: http://www.ew.usna.edu/~bruninga/aprsjota.html Bob, WB4APR
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