[OZAPRS] 30m APRS situation

Grant VK5GR vk5gr.radio at gmail.com
Tue Jun 29 13:18:02 AEST 2021


Phil,

 

That list unfortunately looks horribly out of date. 40m is now up on 7050 I think? (7046 USB), VK5LY hasn’t been with us for several years unfortunately and I wonder how many of those stations are still there? (The list was dated 2014).

 

Does anyone have any more up to date info I wonder?

 

Grant VK5GR

 

From: OZAPRS [mailto:ozaprs-bounces at aprs.net.au] On Behalf Of Phil Shields
Sent: Tuesday, 29 June 2021 10:14 AM
To: Australian APRS Users
Subject: Re: [OZAPRS] 30m APRS situation

 

hi, here is a list of gateways. HF Gateways | APRS.NET.AU <http://www.aprs.net.au/hf/hf-gateways/> 

 



	

HF Gateways | APRS.NET.AU


 

 

 

On Tuesday, 29 June 2021, 09:21:02 am AEST, Bob Cameron <bob3bob3 at skymesh.com.au> wrote: 

 

 

Hi everyone

 

First post, information sponging!

 

- Am a permanent road dweller wandering around VK. More bouncing off the 

borders at the moment of course. Most of my time is out in the 

sticks/remote so Internet and 2m nodes aren't a lot of help. I only use 

amateur radio for HF.

 

- I time share the Icom 9100 on 30m voice and APRS whilst also logging 

145.825 sats. (RX only) It QSY's magically every 10 minutes, sends two 

FX25 packets, waits a few more seconds then takes me back where I was.

 

- Using an SSID of 12

 

Questions

 

- Are there any 30m RF transmitting IGates in VK? It would be nice to 

use short messaging.

 

- Assuming there are, what is the retry/timeout period from the IS and 

could an ack be sent by another path sometime later?

 

- I assume messaging has been blocked on the satellite systems?

 

Many thanks

 

Cheers Bob VK2YQA

 

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