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On Fri, 2011-01-14 at 11:18 +1000, Andrew Rich wrote:<BR>
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<FONT SIZE="2">That does not mean much "RX ONLY"</FONT> <FONT SIZE="2">I can set my TNC up to override that situation</FONT> <FONT SIZE="2">RX ONLY means the PC does not contribute ;-)</FONT> <FONT SIZE="2">The TNC can in its own right TX ;-)</FONT> <FONT SIZE="2">XMITOK ON /OFF is the ONLY way </FONT> <FONT SIZE="2">Why would a weather station be on the ISS freq ? </FONT> <FONT SIZE="2">Why would a weather station digi ?</FONT> <FONT SIZE="2">- An</FONT>drew - <BR>
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Guys you are all holding it wrong! (aka Steve Jobs!) <BR>
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I don't beacon on 145.825, I listen and pass data across to my T2 (T2TAS) server that in turns places the data out into the APRS-IS world. But as it's my WX SSID that hears the initial packet it ID remains as this point of entry call sign. <BR>
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The TinyTrak when set to KISS does just that, it needs to be polled prior to sending anything out on that port, and as it's not allowed, it simply doesn't TX<BR>
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Scott Evans <<A HREF="mailto:scott@vk7hse.hobby-site.org">scott@vk7hse.hobby-site.org</A>>
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