At 12:21 AM 10/16/2009, you wrote: >I was forced to use callsign routing at first as none of the local >Sysops allowed end user linking so I had no other choice. After using it >for a while and understanding it I still prefer it to linking for short, >peer to peer, messages. Linking, however is best if you are >participating on a net or round table rag chew.
I agree Dave. Horses for courses here. I like callsign routing for that quick call to someone, and as you say, linking is good for ragchews, roundtables and nets. >Contrary to what some will tell you, call sign routing works well for >what it was intended. Once you use it and understand how it works it is >a much easier way to use Dstar for a single party QSO. It also is the The key is understanding all the options and knowing which is the best to use, when, and why. And when you call, it's best to announce which option you're using too. 73 de VK3JED / VK3IRL http://vkradio.com
