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Packet-Radio Digest Sun, 7 Mar 99 Volume 99 : Issue 51
Today's Topics:
APRS
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favorite packet terminal for PK-232?
Help!: VHF/UHF Range Prediction
program mtx2000 ?]
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Date: Sat, 06 Mar 1999 21:40:46 -0600
From: David Christensen <n9wil@ix.netcom.com>
Subject: APRS
Good question, I like them both but for different reason's. APRS+
mapping on Street Atlas is nicer, with more control, but no icons.
WinAPRS automatically transmit's my weather station data (RS WX-200),
and the display's for individual functions seem easier to work with. It
aslo will reference QRZ and several other CD callbooks which APRS+
doesn't seem to.
If I'm out, I prefer WinAPRS because the weather data is transmitted and
gives me an idea of what is happening at home. If I'm sitting here, they
both are fine. I think if you have both, you should work with them both
and see what suits your needs / wants.
Dave, N9WIL.
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Date: Thu, 04 Mar 1999 17:18:56 GMT
From: gwoods@wrgb.com (Gary Woods)
Subject: favorite packet terminal for PK-232?
I'm currently using packet gold, but I've upgraded to pactor firmware, so=
I'm looking for options.
The AEA/lightwave software looks nice, but the demo version only does VHF=
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Date: Sat, 06 Mar 1999 17:28:56 -0500
From: Ted Grant <tedgrant@earthlink.net>
Subject: Help!: VHF/UHF Range Prediction
I am looking for [economical] ways to predict path loss between a base /
repeater and a mobile/handheld at UHF/VHF.
I'm interested in "local" propagation-- a few miles to tens of miles--
in cities with tall buildings and suburban areas with houses and trees.
I want to *quantify* the effect of things like height of base & mobile
antennas, and environment, having an HT antenna inside the car, etc, on
received signal strength.
I'm hoping to find some rule-of-thumb guides, simple algorithms or low
cost software. [I'm not really interested in DX propagation or
multi-thousands of dollar cellular industry software].
Thanks in advance.
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Date: Sun, 07 Mar 1999 08:14:53 -0500
From: alon <alon@fnmail.com>
Subject: program mtx2000 ?]
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hello there!
i am looking 4 software 2 program mtx2000 (mtx838)
through a rib.
if u have it or know where 2 find it on the net please tell me.
i have some other software like :
maxtrac-all kinds+trunked+rav-gal,
ht1000(?),mt2000,mtx8000,mtx9000,mts2000,spectra,
and few schematic 2 build a rib (transistors or max232).
thanks
alon
mailto:alon@fnmail.com
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