Bob / Curt,
Many thanks, Bob for your detailed clear explanation of the situation regarding
modems. It looks like my best option is to find a suitable KISS modem circuit
to convert the data on transmit and receive. It would also make it compatible
with all APRS programs.
Thanks, Curt for askin
Thanks to Dave G0CER and Curt WE7U for your replies.
Dave, re using packet radio on 160m. I'll check the regulations. Local amateurs
did a trial run around the West Pennine hills last year to prove the idea. If
not we could also use 30m. Tests locally show reliable ground wave coverage out
to 1
Hi,
Recently I've been toying with the idea of making a HF 300 baud APRS
transceiver for RAYNET use to provide APRS coverage in the large areas
outside the range of 2m coverage in the UK. It will probably eventually
use a frequency on 160m to provide ground wave propagation over the
local hi
Thanks, Curt.
I'll check that on-air as it could be the problem.
Chris Moulding
Cross Country Wireless Ltd
Tel/fax: +44(0)1204 387770
Mobile: +44(0)7752 391908
Website: http://www.crosscountrywireless.co.uk
Curt, WE7U wrote:
On Mon, 27 Nov 2006, Chris Moulding wrote:
Yes that&
Yes that's the same. Both are selected.
Chris Moulding
Cross Country Wireless Ltd
Tel/fax: +44(0)1204 387770
Mobile: +44(0)7752 391908
Website: http://www.crosscountrywireless.co.uk
Curt, WE7U wrote:
On Mon, 27 Nov 2006, Chris Moulding wrote:
Both are set up.
Just to check.
Hi Curt,
Thanks for your reply.
Both are set up.
Just to check..File/configure/defaults "Allow RF->Inet and Inet->RF
traffic" and
Interface/interface control/properties/internet server "Allow
transmitting" are selected.
Chris, G4HYG
Chris Moulding
Cross Country W
y station is acting as the APRS Igate
for the local Raynet (amateur radio emergency comms) group and this
problem is seriously hampering attempts to use APRS to it's full potential.
73's
Chris, G4HYG
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Chris Moulding
Cross Country Wireless Ltd
Tel/fax: +44(0)1204 387770
