[Xastir] APRS in Southern California
Tom, ve7did
ve7did at dccnet.com
Sat Oct 10 01:06:52 EDT 2009
Thanks Curt: That is a possibility, but one would think that there
would be at least one or two hits in a 2 week period. My deviation was
normal (3.0khz).
Oh well. probably won't be down there for another couple of years...
Propagation Knows No Boundaries
73 de Tom, ve7did
Curt, WE7U wrote:
> On Fri, 9 Oct 2009, Tom, ve7did wrote:
>
>> I was recently in the Murietta/Temecula areas and was not able to get
>> any data out to the APRS system.
>
>> I did talk to one of the operators down there and he says nothing is
>> different from the other parts of the country, but there must be
>> something different. As soon as I left the area to return,
>> everything started tracking again. Nothing was done to my equipment.
>
> Perhaps they're running with no FM pre-emphasis there, as in
> D700/D710 digi's, while you're using the MIC/SPKR connections to an
> FM rig (the most common setup for APRS on 1200 baud) and therefore
> using pre-emphasis? Pre-emphasis differences, too much twist, or
> too much/little deviation are about all I can think of.
>
> If the stations you saw down there were all running D7/D700/D710's,
> the pre-emphasis idea might fit.
>
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