Just the other day I thought how cool it would be to have a data connection to
a "bells and whistles" repeater controller, so that configuration or even
software updates could be done remotely. If an internet connection is available
at the repeater site this should not be a very big deal. But of
At 12:34 PM 3/25/2009, cruizzer77 wrote:
>Just the other day I thought how cool it would be to have a data
>connection to a "bells and whistles" repeater controller, so that
>configuration or even software updates could be done remotely. If an
>internet connection is available at the repeater s
Cool right up until the point when a user keys up over your control signal
on the input and you're trying to do something, or worse... they're
maliciously trying to stop you from controlling your repeater.
Far smarter/easier to keep repeater control stuff "out of band"... either
via a control rece
Just the other day I thought how cool it would be to have a data connection to
a "bells and whistles" repeater controller, so that configuration or even
software updates could be done remotely. If an internet connection is available
at the repeater site this should not be a very big deal. But of
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