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I have encountered many positive statements about What3Words for emergency response. Just one news article: https://www.dorsetecho.co.uk/news/17935101.what3wor
by snodnipper 7y ago
I have encountered many positive statements about What3Words for emergency response. Just one news article: https://www.dorsetecho.co.uk/news/17935101.what3words-app-used-south-western-ambulance-find-patients/ https://www.dorsetecho.co.uk/news/17935101.what3words-app-us...
Can you comment more about "weak radio signal"? Perhaps one can deduce the a number by hearing a small sample of a sound...whereas W3W has a wider vocabulary? My guess is that if necessary, one could repeat each word several times (e.g. over a period of 10 seconds).
- ryanlol 7y agoThere exists vast experience in aviation to learn from. When you’re having radio readability issues you really want a small and clear vocabulary.
- snodnipper 7y agoThanks - I can see that. I am guessing that the smaller vocabulary is particularly useful in analogue systems. Perhaps W3W is viewed positively for (digital) cellular connections but might be inappropriate for other radio technology.