[aprssig] Weather Stations and Net Neutrality
Doug Younker dougy at ruraltel.netMon Aug 18 00:17:41 UTC 2008
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Daron Wilson wrote: > Perhaps I wasn't clear. If the station is transmitting weather, it is of > course valid data. If it is a house saying 'here I am', I fail to see the > value. Several of our weather stations are at houses, but I don't broadcast > a beacon from my home saying 'here is my house' because I don't see any > advantage to it. Then again any advantage, desirability, or need of beacons from home stations is relative, subject to personal opinion and other criteria. This is Amateur Radio after all. My home station will not beacon untill I boot up UI-View, meaning I'm at the keyboard, able to respond to contacts. I do realize what we can here in the sticks with a low ham population and, a lower yet population of hams using APRS can do is much, much, different than those in more populous areas. Another post to this topic mentioned vanity, is a home beacon anymore or any less a vanity beacon, than mobile beacon? 73 Doug, N0LKK
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