[aprssig] Voice Repeater Frequency Objects

[Jason KG4WSV]

On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 11:59 AM, Robert Bruninga <bruninga at usna.edu> wrote:

> There is not a single tracker that places Tnnn "anywhere in the
> comment".

No, but there are many (practically all, I would guess)  that put the
altitude immediately after the position.

> They can send whatever they want.  The issue was what XASTIR
> automatically inserts.  And it should not insert altitude
> /Axxxxxx unilaterally in front of other possibly formatted text

The standard says it can go anywhere in the comment.

If the altitude is immediately after the position, it meets spec.

If the altitude is not immediately after the position, it breaks D700
and D7 altitude parsing.  (D700/D7 don't meet spec!)

The only problem here is either a broken spec for the Tnnn
designation, or broken firmware in the D710 (or maybe both).

-Jason
kg4wsv