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G0CER > UIV32 12.08.08 22:03l 18 Lines 815 Bytes #999 (0) @ EU
BID : 46680_GB7MAX
Read: GUEST DL1BAH
Subj: UIV32/APRS
Path: DB0FHN<DB0MRW<OK0PPL<DB0RES<DK0WUE<GB7FCR<GB7MAX
Sent: 080812/1908Z @:GB7MAX.#28.GBR.EU #:46680 [Bloxwich] $:46680_GB7MAX
From: G0CER@GB7MAX.#28.GBR.EU
To : UIV32@EU
Whats this UIV32/APRS? an alternate APRS or something?
It's APRS as per authored by Bob Bruninga (SP?) and UIV32 is a nice single-OS client of it, with some modifications that others don't use. I've used it in the past but frankly I use Xastir and have done for some years now. I'd recommend it. (www.xastir.org).
I've seen no lowering of traffic here - I get a view of the West Mids and sometimes traffic isn't so much when some or other node fails for a while.
I'm curious of these lorry drivers using paid-for (or stealing free) access to wifi, but is there *that* much coverage in the UK where wifi-hopping works?
I don't believe in talking our country down myself, were up against enough competition from outside.
Dave
G0CER
(with respect to Roger 'IDE)
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