Quoting Don Russell <w9...@live.com>: > > Anyone try the 128K high speed data while mobile? > > I mean in a vehicle above say at a constant 30-45 mph. > What about at higher speeds? Would it work > to say a helicopter or airplane orbiting over the city > where the access point is? Or would the Doppler shift > be too much? I am wondering if it could be used to > feed data to/from a CAP spotter heli/plane should the > proper equipment be installed in the craft? > > > Also would like to know of anyone successfully using VOIP. > Is it possible to send voip over the high speed link. > I am thinking asterisk box with a standard pstn connection > at the AP and some kind of IAX client running ILBC > or GSM. That way a served agency could make a > real TX call via a d-star connection. > The only other way could like of being able to do this is via > a DVDongle and some creative audio patching. > > The concept is to be able to get a call to PSTN via D-star. >
Hi Don, when you drive normally you cannot able to navigate to internet, is very dangerous. But when you are in parking that's sound good. So a second operator in car with me have good delay of ping around 63ms to car speed of 80Km/h near the AP...about 15Km in LOS. For VoIP we use Teamspeak, with 3/4 users in the server connected the streaming is good. 73 de Antonio IW2OAZ
