[aprssig] APRS Local Info Initiative
Keith VE7GDH ve7gdh at rac.caFri Feb 17 03:06:10 UTC 2012
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I was giving someone a hand with the IRLP APRS status script on their node and commented that the frequency wasn't entered correctly for users of the D72/D710/FTM350 (does the VX-8GR also do this?) to use the tune/QSY buttons. While trying to make suggestions, I noticed that the node is on a UHF frequency with a minus offset. Do these radios automatically handle the offset or should the offset direction be included in the object? The following pages are related, but I couldn't find a mention of offset / shift direction. http://aprs.org/localinfo.html http://aprs.org/hamfest.html http://aprs.org/info/netsked.txt Shift is mentioned on the following page, but not how it is implemented. Going by the original IRLP APRS status script, I believe it should be after the tone. Is this correct? Should it be blank or an S for simplex? http://aprs.org/aprstt.html Is it assumed that the radio will automatically use the correct offset? If so, will it do this when there's an oddball frequency e.g. on 70cm with a minus offset? Or is the operation dependant on the object showing the actual shift direction? 73 es cul - Keith VE7GDH -- "I may be lost, but I know exactly where I am!"
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