Callsign routing also has the excellent additional benefit in that it
will follow anyone anywhere in the network, as long as they've keyed
down ONCE on the local repeater... wherever they may roam. If you
put WY0X into your rig, and I go to California, Hawaii, or even just
switch
To all:
I currently have a Pathway obstruction where a roadway is elevated at 240 ft
and my site is at 260 ft effecting users some 6 miles away.
Mobile coverage is okay but HT coverage is okay if you find a sweet spot.
My question is, will a digital signal have better penetration to defeat a
R2D2 occurs when there is enough signal for the D-STAR receiver to
detect the digital signal but the signal has degraded to the point
that error correction cannot recover the original audio stream. It
has long been observed that the trained ear may be able to pull the
audio out of a very
I did say as designed, John. The roaming slowness is a fixable problem
with enough eyeballs on it, and is directly related to the growth of the
system, I would imagine. I don't see it as a way to roam between local
repeaters as much as it is a way to find someone anywhere when they really
roam
Good lord, what did Yahoo do to my proper PUNCTUATION on that last message?!
That was NOT typed up that way!
Sigh. strange. Thanks Yahoo. wow. That's weird!
Nate WY0X
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