[aprssig] Text Messaging Radios (a simple use)
Jason KG4WSV kg4wsv at gmail.comThu Feb 12 23:47:23 UTC 2009
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On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 5:32 PM, Bob Bruninga <bruninga at usna.edu> wrote: > almost 100% of the volunteers that show up with their old trusty HT can send DTMF text messaging. How many of those will go to the trouble of getting in proximity to a DTMF RX station to configure and verify their DTMF memories before an event? How much time and effort is required for an event commo organizer to allow for getting volunteers configured the day of the event? What is the actual payback for this extra effort - just free up a few minutes' voice traffic? It is a gross violation of the "come as you are" ad-hoc networking paradigm that APRS espouses. It seems to me to be the DTMF analogue of the TX-only "dumb tracker" that you malign so frequently. Sorry, but like someone already said, it's a solution in search of a problem. -Jason kg4wsv
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