OK, Bruce. Rereading my post, maybe I forgot to emphasize that
one size does not fit all.
I am not against development at all, actually, I try to follow it as
closely as affordable, but discarding what works in favor of newer, more
fashionable is somehow singing in the same tune of the
It is amazing that the developists in highly developed places forgets
that the world is far from being equally developed and connected, with
high speed digital repeater networks, easily accessible Internet, etc,
etc...
Even more, that you don't have to go to Asia, Africa or anywhere in the
Yep you shure had that right !
--- Jose A. Amador [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
It is amazing that the developists in highly
developed places forgets
that the world is far from being equally developed
and connected, with
high speed digital repeater networks, easily
accessible Internet, etc,
: [digitalradio] Questions on digital opposition
I do a lot of KB2KB QSO on all 3 pactor modes.
I have never been QRM'ed by another pactor station
to the point that I could not go on with the QSO.
But I have been QRM'ed by other modes. reason, I think
is the other guy thinks it's a robot
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I think the whole thing is pointless. Why to I want to try to send email
via a slow speed
ARES AEC Montgomery County, TX
http://TheHamNetwork.net
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like it !! (if you
haven't)
http://www.kc1cs.com/digi.htm
Garrett / AA0OI
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You
True, but it also depends on what the emergency is. Since you are in a
rural area you most likely have completely different needs. There are
many different modes possible. I think it is important to remember that
this thread started with discussion of automated robotic systems that
transmit
At 05:17 PM 12/26/2007, you wrote:
True, but it also depends on what the emergency is. Since you are in a
rural area you most likely have completely different needs. There are
many different modes possible. I think it is important to remember that
this thread started with discussion of
PM
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Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Questions on digital opposition
I see the point about document transfer, but wouldn't higher speed modes
at higher frequencies be more efficient? For situations where
infrastructure is in place, wouldn't a well planned DSTAR
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