> where is the contact?
> that just shows that both were able to copy each other.
But they exchanged a QSL and both got the original exchange info from each
other.
On a shared single channel resource, we should be concerned with contact
efficiency.
This takes 16 packets for 8x8 or a total of 64 co
I vote that as comment of the year ;-)
On 9 Dec 2012, at 16:30, John Becker wrote:
> where the contact? that just show that both was able to copy
> each other.
>
> John
>
>
>> if you are talking aprs style contact it is usualy done like this:
>> station A sends a beacon
>> station B sends a
where the contact? that just show that both was able to copy
each other.
John
>if you are talking aprs style contact it is usualy done like this:
>station A sends a beacon
>station B sends a bullitain message with all the calls he has recieved so
>far in the pass
>Station A sends a bullitain
On Sun, 09 Dec 2012 14:36:43 +0100, wrote:
What is needed for a valid packet contact on the ISS
73
Brock
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