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Re: Adding a SAT port to a hill top DIGI
On Tue, 15 Oct 2002, Andrew Rich wrote:
> We have a digipeater on 145.175 MHz. (fixed for mobile traffic)
>
> What would be the easiest way to add recieve capability for 145.825 and 145.800 ?
Why? Every mobile will hear the satelltie sig just as well if not better
than the digi (They have less coax loss). But I guess you want it so
that they dont even need to know when it is in view... good idea...
> > 1. Double jumper the audio and hope they never clash
Depends on how busy is your 145.175 network.
> 2. Isolate 145.175 Mhz audio when a sat comes up
> 3. Run a seperate TNC and have RS232 sharing
This works great. Set both TNC terminal rates to 9600 baud or higher to
mimnimize collisions.
> What is common about iss and pcsat ? is it "SATGATE" ?
Nothing. PCsat supports ARISS when it can remember its settings, but it
cant..
bob
>
> Thoughts ?
>
>
de WB4APR@amsat.org, Bob
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