[Dstar] Beaconing
Nigel Bryer
vk3ksd at bryer.id.au
Sun May 4 09:57:56 CST 2008
Hi Michael,
Yes you are correct I was referring to the sending of the GPS positioning
data, sorry my terminology. So it's primarily the IC-2820 that has this
feature build-in.
OK on the low speed data sending, yes I guess all combined (Beaconing &
Data) would be bandwidth consuming. I guess though, at least the low speed
data aspect has a meaningful purpose. Perhaps alittle out od scope for this
discussion. Though a worthy topic for future!
Regards
Nigel
Nigel Bryer - VK3KSD
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: dstar-bounces at lists.wia.org.au [mailto:dstar-
> bounces at lists.wia.org.au] On Behalf Of Michael Carey
> Sent: Saturday, 3 May 2008 21:32
> To: Dstar Digital Radio Mail List
> Subject: Re: [Dstar] Beaconing
>
> I might be looking in the wrong section of the manual, but I couldn't
> find anything specifically about "beaconing" in the IC-2820 manual. It
> can send GPS data/position on regular intervals, is this what you are
> concerned about? Or is there a way to automatically make a D-Star radio
> key up (without GPS input) on a regular interval?
> I'm lucky that I am one of three people in the Port Lincoln area (at
> the
> moment) playing with D-Star, we don't need to worry about frequency
> congestion at the moment.
> Until we get our 70cm D-Star repeater up and going (I'm picking up the
> duplexer tomorrow), I'm experimenting on the WIA band plan simplex
> frequencies. From my playing around, I could imagine that excessive
> automatic GPS positions would quickly become annoying on a D-Star
> repeater, especially if your radio beeps after each received
> transmission. This combined with people playing with low speed data via
> the repeater would quickly congest the system.
> Michael.
> VK5ZEA
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