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I have used Packet for years with MAARS/AARS/ etc. But this island
ham digital network called "APRS" has a totally different cmd structure and very limited HELP function. It also says it suports all packet cmds (but has addnl cmds). I am unable to connect to The big island via the MAUI alias. Apparently APRS and THE NET are both involved. I was able to Connect to MAUI (alias for callsign) but not able to go from DIGI to DIGI I/E hop thru MAUI to MLOA. IN other words just could'nt use WW packet structured cmds by hopping from One Mt to another MT. Normally would use this approach C:MLOA via MAUI (aliases for jump thru the MAUI digi to MLOA digi as I just says unable. Joe ************************************************** ************************ * Ham since 1937 HiSchool Sophomore ex W9ZUU, KP4EX, W4FAG, KH6ARG KH6JF * * WW2 Vet since Sep 1940 to just After VJ day. US Signal Corps AACS * ************************************************** ************************ |
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On Apr 21, 6:29 pm, Joseph Fenn wrote:
I have used Packet for years with MAARS/AARS/ etc. But this island ham digital network called "APRS" has a totally different cmd structure and very limited HELP function. It also says it suports all packet cmds (but has addnl cmds). I am unable to connect to The big island via the MAUI alias. Apparently APRS and THE NET are both involved. I was able to Connect to MAUI (alias for callsign) but not able to go from DIGI to DIGI I/E hop thru MAUI to MLOA. IN other words just could'nt use WW packet structured cmds by hopping from One Mt to another MT. Normally would use this approach C:MLOA via MAUI (aliases for jump thru the MAUI digi to MLOA digi as I just says unable. Joe ************************************************** ************************ * Ham since 1937 HiSchool Sophomore ex W9ZUU, KP4EX, W4FAG, KH6ARG KH6JF * * WW2 Vet since Sep 1940 to just After VJ day. US Signal Corps AACS * ************************************************** ************************ google for APRS. It's an unproto mode. You don't connect, just fire packets out into space. It's mostly a position reporting mode, but it does have a message feature. The main drawback, compared to conventional packet, is it's entirely "fire and forget". If the packets miss the mark, there's no re-transmit. |
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WEll we did find a way to actually talk to a person on the next
island over "MAUI" is the alias. To do so we had to both be connected to MAUI then go into "TALK" mode to do so. It worked OK but for msg handling we could not use it at all. Also it seems to use TheNet too as part of the system software and we have'nt figured that out yet. Joe ************************************************** ************************ * Ham since 1937 HiSchool Sophomore ex W9ZUU, KP4EX, W4FAG, KH6ARG KH6JF * * WW2 Vet since Sep 1940 to just After VJ day. US Signal Corps AACS * ************************************************** ************************ |
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