[aprssig] Range in repeater objects (was: TM-D710 Tune and Voice Object)
Jan T. Pharo la2bba at jpharo.netTue Sep 4 05:23:51 UTC 2007
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Chuck Gooden <cgooden at insightbb.com>, Mon, 03 Sep 2007 21:07:09 -0500: >Why not leave off the k or the m, and let the locality determine the >units. In the USA in would be miles and in Europe and most of the rest >of the world it would be kilometers. Then we could also extend the value >to three digits, or leave it at 2 digits and save the bandwidth. Yes, OK with me; i.e. we all use km as the unit, but when in a very few countries: USA and a couple of countries with few if any radio amateurs, we'll know they use the imperial measure system and the number means miles. In the districts along USA's boundaries to Canada and Mexico, one will have to watch which station is sending the object to know whether it's km or miles. The range of a repeater could well be more than 99 km, so I think Rxxx might be needed. -- 73 de Jan, LA2BBA Hvaler, Norway
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