Folks, As many of you know I am a semi-active HAM operator (n2jsw). It occurred to me the ham folks have a thing called a “repeater council”. Anytime a new repeater or link radio is put up the repeater council coordinates the frequency so things are not interfering with each other.
What if we did something like this in Indiana? It would not have to be too sophisticated. We already know where the licensed links are. That is public info. If we created a database of backhauls with paths and frequency range we could see if any links are cutting across another. If links cut across we could see about coordination then. I know this is ambitious, but something is better than nothing. The NBBC Co-Op would be a good vehicle for getting this going. Members could have access to this info. Justin Wilson [email protected] skype:j2swmtin — https://www.mtin.net - xISP blog consulting https://www.midwest-ix.com - AS 13681 https://j2sw.com - All things j2sw
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