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Increase range: setup the antenna on the roof. This requires some metalwork since our initial antenna-mount is full. | Increase range: setup the antenna on the roof. This requires some metalwork since our initial antenna-mount is full. | ||
* Add functionality | * Add functionality | ||
** APRS iGate: send all incoming aprs packets to [http://www.cbaprs.de/] | ** APRS iGate: send all incoming aprs packets to [http://www.cbaprs.de/ cbaprs.de] | ||
** BBS: could be interesting just for the sake of moar RF | ** BBS: could be interesting just for the sake of moar RF |
Revision as of 06:21, 7 April 2014
Project Packet radio | |
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Status | In progress |
Contact | flok |
Last Update | 2014-04-07 |
Fiddling with packet radio. The idea is to have a node/repeater/bbs/etc on at least 27mc, maybe other frequencies as well. In revspace and in Flok's house (in Gouda).
Currently running
We have an TNC-PI which is a TNC connected to a raspberry pi interfaced to a Midland Allan 48 plus (27 MHz) radio. All this (sadly, also the antenna) is running in het kantoortje. Every five (5) minutes it sends out a beacon of information about the setup and the request to report back any receptions. Any incoming packets are being logged to the disk. If an incoming packet appears to be an APRS packet, it should get digipeated.
Todo/ideas/plans
Increase range: setup the antenna on the roof. This requires some metalwork since our initial antenna-mount is full.
- Add functionality
- APRS iGate: send all incoming aprs packets to cbaprs.de
- BBS: could be interesting just for the sake of moar RF