[aprssig] Why different freq in Europe vs US? (There is!)
Bob Bruninga bruninga at usna.eduMon Mar 26 20:31:46 UTC 2012
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> Why not standardize on one throughout the world? We have. It is 145.825 MHz for Spacecraft which is the only APRS VHF system that crosses the continents. All of these satellites have had APRS digipeaters on this INTERNATIONAL frequency and there are IGates around the world listening: SPRE, SAREX, SUNSAT, PCSAT-1, PCSAT-2, ISS, ANDE, RAFT, FAST-1, FAST-2 and hopefully others. The desire is to have as many APRS satellites on 145.825 as people will build. We can have as many as 10 in orbit at the same time without a problem and have global coverage 24/7/365. However, to date, the most that have been working at the same time was 3 (for only a 2 week overlap) and otherwise, generally only one at a time. I wish we could inspire more CUBESATS to have digipeaters on 145.825 after their primary mission is over... See http://aprs.org/astars.html for a historical summary Bob, WB4APR
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