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echo: ham_tech
to: ROB DENNIS
from: ROY WITT
date: 1997-12-15 08:16:00
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Hello Rob.
13 Dec 97 12:11, Rob Dennis wrote to Roy Witt:
 RD>  I'm getting ready to do some major dumps of stuff the week before
 RD> X-mas. I'm also updating the "Find the Jammer" file I wrote 4 years
 RD> back.
Looking forward to both...
 RD>  I've just started getting into playing with the APRS software for
 RD> DOS and reading up on how an APRS system can be used to do RDF-ing.
 RD> That was the major reason for the new Jammer finder post re-write.
 RD> The idea of using APRS for DF-ing a jammer is something new for me,so
 RD> I have been doing lots of reading on it in the docs that came with
 RD> the software and some tesing with a couple of other amateurs here who
 RD> are trying to set-up a mini DF group using APRS.
I did a write similar to this many years ago (1980-1) using a TI-994A in 
Basic to triangulate signal reports using grid squares on a Thomas Bros map 
book. It always referred me to the right page, but was usually a couple of 
squares off and never consistantly so.  Thomas Bros wasn't forthcoming with 
any information I needed (scale) in perfecting the program, so I gave it up..
Since San Diego is surrounded by mountains, it would have been a piece of 
cake to implement direction finding equipment on three of those mountains and 
link the sites to the computer base.
 RD>  The post will be in three parts with the last part being on APRS
 RD> DF-ing using the DOS version of the APRS software. I should have it
 RD> finished sometime this weekend. (I hope!)
Are you going to UUEncode that software with it?
... Software Independent: Won't work w/ any software
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