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TCP-Group Digest Sat, 21 Sep 96 Volume 96 : Issue 197
Today's Topics:
higher speeds, coding etc.. (2 msgs)
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Date: Fri, 20 Sep 1996 09:59:00 -1000 (HST)
From: "Tony Godshall via aloha.com" <togo@aloha.com>
Subject: higher speeds, coding etc..
On Wed, 18 Sep 1996, Phil Karn wrote:
> The beautiful thing about software is how easily one
> suitably motivated person can write and distribute it on the net to
> the whole world -- or "launch" it into a satellite that's already in
> orbit.
Agreed!
> It's like having a Star Trek transporter and replicator at your
> fingertips for almost nothing, but it only works for bits. :-)
Yet somehow we have been able to encode almost every sensory perception
as bits. No hurry on smells, though (at least from my standpoint).
Encoding DNA as bits is fairly trivial once the DNA is decoded, but how do
we encode the current state of the organism?
If we can solve that problem, "It only works for bits" is not much of a
limitation!
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Date: Sat, 21 Sep 1996 13:26:26 +1000
From: Mark Aitken <vk3jma@ozemail.com.au>
Subject: higher speeds, coding etc..
At 06:17 AM 17/09/96 GMT, John Day wrote:
>
>Of course all of this begs the question of wether we should be contemplating
>the implementation of higher speeds on 2 metres. Surely two metres is
>overcrowded in most parts of the world, especially in Europe and Asia with
>often only a 2 MHz wide band. Application of a bit of basic technology at 23
>and 13cm would seem far more promising. Keep away from GMSK with all its
>attendant complications and go for a simple scheme which needs only simple
>radio equipment.
>
>John vk3zjf
Great point John,
Although it would be great to get a Amateur Data Network as Phil and Glen
have been
discussing but reality is that most amateurs lack finances, knowledge and
resources.
What is needed is, as John states, simple technology and systems so as it
is easily
duplicated by Mr. Joe Average HAM. I am not blind though to the fact that
anything
we do will always cost money.
Mark
ax25net : vk3jma@vk3ksd.#mel.vic.aus.oc
internet: vk3jma@ozemail.com.au
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