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This is also the absolute worst nightmare of all the ragchew/gout-net types. The thing is [opens SDR waterfall] 70cm/2m is a wall of blue occasionally punctuat
by edrxty 3y ago
This is also the absolute worst nightmare of all the ragchew/gout-net types. The thing is [opens SDR waterfall] 70cm/2m is a wall of blue occasionally punctuated by a lonely repeater kerchunk so I'm not sure what's driving the fear.
In fact, the most reliable traffic is the one narrow APRS frequency full of generally indecipherable digital packets from all the proprietary over-landing rigs.
- wcfields 3y agoMy inspiration has been this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMZ8mawceuk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMZ8mawceuk (Building a Linux Packet Node) and inspired me to buy a used Kenwood TM-D700 to operate a packet node station. I think something like that coupled with something like https://hamwan.org/ https://hamwan.org/ to route high-bandwidth traffic could be a great combo, almost like an adaptive bandwidth.