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Contacting digital people on 145.990
- Subject: [amsat-bb] Contacting digital people on 145.990
- From: "James" <kb7tbt@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 6 Feb 2006 15:18:52 -0700
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Actually i have contacted a few of the people that were still running uplink
APRS, i did this simply by attaching my HT to my TNC and setting it to
437.800.
After each pass UI-View populated or i just read the terminal window and
started contacting.
The people i talked too were not aware that suitsat was alive again, somehow
all they have heard was that it died so they resumed operations.
I am sure there are a few people that are living under a rock someplace, but
the scenario i have encountered may be more popular.
I have another idea, but it may not be a popular one, that is to run your
APRS with an emergency beacon to grab all of there attention and attach a
message to shut off there uplinks, this would have to be on 437.800 so it
would cross back to 145.990
A pass would have to be sacrificed but in the long run it may be a viable
option.
I am up to 5 bucks in 2 cents now..:}
> Perhaps lesson 5 is that we should not have used an existing uplink
> frequency to transmit on. Digital users are continuing to transmit on
> that frequency. There is no way to contact them all and tell them to
> stop transmitting.
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