[NLRS] 6 METER APRS
Dr. Gerald N. Johnson
geraldj at ispwest.com
Wed May 17 16:30:08 EDT 2006
On Wed, 2006-05-17 at 14:14 -0700, christenson at charter.net wrote:
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> What about a 6 meter aprs system? Much like the 2 meter aprs network that is used incidentally as a 2 meter electronic propagation beacon. Just think of the possibilities. A simple 6 meter fm transmitter and an old Pentium PC power of lets say 5 watts and a loop or something like that and a simple broad band connection.
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> Just an idea to stir thought or controversy?
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> Any thoughts?
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> 73'
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> Kris KC0REO
W2EV I believe has been trying to get that going for years. Trouble is
by the time a signal gets good enough to be copied in AFSK on FM APRS,
signals on the bottom of 6m on SSB have been workable for hours and been
worked for hours. And the F1 propagation modes are very frequency
sensitive often working better at 50.0 than at 50.1.
73, Jerry, K0CQ
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