[aprssig] Mic-E and non ham aprs use
Andre aprs at pe1rdw.demon.nlThu Jun 7 17:08:18 UTC 2012
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besides being ham I'm also communication volunteer for the dutch red cross and my region is looking into assets tracking, currently google earth is used but this is manual so I figured APRS could play a good roll in that especialy as it is bidirectional. The need is not a constant update of every station as posts only rarely move so only a position burst after a transmition is more then enough like it was done with the original Mic-E trough repeaters, also the frequenties and radios are limited so it is likely that data bursts will have to go trough the voice channel. So the question is what trackers there are that still have the original Mic-E function of appending the data burst after the transmition and wich ones are capable of 9k6? Also for Bob, is APRS allowed to be used in this matter on red cross frequenties or is a licence or permision request needed? to be clear it is about the use of APRS by the red cross not if data can be used on red cross frequenties. -- 73 Andre PE1RDW
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