[OZAPRS] RE: [radio] ozaprs Digest, Vol 14, Issue 32

[Alex]

Good one Noel,

At least someone has the right idea about APRS in Oz, even if it is from
across the water. I've been following this thread for months, watching all
and sundry trying to re-invent the wheel with tone pairs. I have always
been
under the impression the international tones & freqs are mostly set in
stone.  If your TNC doesn't generate the proper HF tones, get a TNC that
does, yes?

Alex VK1AC



Message: 1
Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2004 10:26:40 +1200
From: Noel Rowe <noel-r at clear.net.nz>
Subject: Re: [OZAPRS] Last from VK4BBS on this subject.
To: bbeamish at bigpond.net.au, ozaprs at marconi.ics.mq.edu.au
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Brian,

I do not dispute, and never have disputed, that you are on the same
frequency on 30m as other Oz stations.   And as you hear them, and
presumably decode them, that confirms you indeed are correctly netted to
them.

But what I am trying to get through to all of you over there in Oz, is
that
you are all netted to a station that is itself not on the frequency that
Bob
Bruninga advised us all was the internationally used frequency.  If the
blind are leading the blind, please dont shoot the one eyed messenger!

I have been copying some of your staions over here, so we are talking
about
an HF band with international coverage.   Should we all not be on the same
frequency?  In the context of APRS this means tuned to the same tone
frequency pair.

Noel, ZL3GR


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