[aprssig] An amusing aside (Text Pagers) APRStt
Stephen H. Smith wa8lmf2 at aol.comSat Jan 30 23:41:38 UTC 2010
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On 1/30/2010 1:20 PM, Robert Bruninga wrote: > > > Similarly you can pre-save the 2 or 3 positions that describe > 99% of your lifestyle and save them in a DTMF memory to recall > anytime with 2 buttons. > > You must live a spatially very limited life. In the course of a month, I go to four ham club meetings & a swapmeet, and work with my car parked for the better part of a day at half a dozen different locations. These are dispersed over an area over 75 miles across. [In SoCal, "local" means anywhere in the 100-mile-across suburban sprawl of L.A, county and the nearer parts of San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange and Ventura counties. ] I would need at least a dozen location memories, and then a paper cheat sheet to recall which location is in which memory. Far easier to use a GPS..... > I agree that very few ever will text with DTMF because it is a > hassle. But then that is not at all what APRStt is all about. > But if you DO need to send an urgent message at least you CAN if > you want to. Same as APRS. Probably only 1 in a thousand APRS > packets are a message. But it is nice to be able to send a > message or email when you need to. > >
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