[aprssig] Xastir Internet->RF configuration

[Curt, WE7U]

On Tue, 7 Apr 2009, Tim Cunningham wrote:

> While you may be able to set TXDelay less than 100ms, it does not mean 
> everybody can decode it. For users who still use a squelch circuit ahead of 
> their audio tap, you must allow enough time for the squelch to open the audio 
> path before data can pass for decoding.
>
> The real question may be how slow is the slowest squelch circuit on your 
> network.

Yep!  That's why I do on-air testing and check for my signal getting
digipeated by the digi's I think should hear me.  Allowing for some
collisions as well, 'cuz I know they aren't going to hear me every
time, particularly in a hot APRS area like this one.

If everyone was running open-squelch and had properly tuned
receivers and levels, one could run a shorter TXD and be just fine.

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