[aprssig] Current Digi/IGate Best Practices?
Rich Osman lists at n1oz.netMon Feb 15 19:09:44 UTC 2010
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Howdy, I'm trying to figure out the current best practices for digis and igates and not having a lot of luck after an hour of searching on line. Most of what I'm seeing is clearly dated and an awful lot is flat wrong based on my dated information - that is I have more recent knowledge than the pages present and I haven't been active in APRS for several years. Background: I'm working temporarily in San Antonio. It seems that they just lost the last local igate and there are several substantial coverage holes because of the few remaining digi locations and local terrain. One of the local clubs has access to a site and the technical wherewithal to operate and maintain a good system, but no one is really APRS-active. Still, they'd like to use their resources to do a public service. They aren't inclined to go off willy-nilly so I'm trying to research best practice. At the same time they are trying to talk to the the other prominent digi operators in the area to achieve a modicum of coordination. As with anything hobby related (amateur radio and otherwise) there's a good deal or strong opinion. Some of it is even informed. The problem is exacerbated by the proximity of Austin and San Antonio and the population density between them. It'd be easy to add a digi to the mix and make things a lot worse without improving much. -- mailto:lists at n1oz.net http://www.n1oz.net ARS: N1OZ Rich Osman; POB 93167; Southlake, TX 76092 (Near DFW Airport)
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