[aprssig] Fillin digi experiment
Robert Bruninga bruninga at usna.eduTue Jan 19 17:54:38 UTC 2010
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>> PS. We have been experimenting with these >> "vicious digipeaters" in secrecy for a while, >> and they work well. I still don't understand how "works well" (for the overall network) can be determined? Further, by definition, these vicious digipeaters are completely based on the concept of "not heard" packets. And BY DEFINITION, the lack of decoding a packet CANNOT provide ANY information about whether the packet existed elsewhere and the lack of hearing it HERE was due to a collision HERE. Until someone can present a verifyiable legitimate thorough analysis of how these things can be of overall benefit to the regional APRS network, I still think they are a bad idea. Except in the extreme case of detailed set-up and design for RF imbalance where one can establish that RF collisions DO NOT OCCUR on their input is the only case where they can work. But RF inbalance takes extreme care and must be forever managed. > You just have to set up the digis to avoid > transmitting over one another in your whole > network :) Which is impossible to do when one cannot "hear" colliding packets from other balanced RF systems. My 2 dollars worth. Bob, WB4APR
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