What's this "snow" thing? And can it be routed over the 44 net? ;P
It can sometimes affect the routing over UHF/SHF radio links. But is anyone using those, or is only internet routing used?
Here we have had lots of rain and strong winds over the past week. The antennas are shaking and I cannot work on my OSCAR 100 uplink. My WiFi AMPRnet link to the radio tower nearby is affected due to a tree in the path.
Rob
Rob et al;
On Wed, 2019-03-13 at 10:23 +0100, Rob Janssen wrote:
It can sometimes affect the routing over UHF/SHF radio links. But is anyone using those, or is only internet routing used?
Here we have had lots of rain and strong winds over the past week. The antennas are shaking and I cannot work on my OSCAR 100 uplink. My WiFi AMPRnet link to the radio tower nearby is affected due to a tree in the path.
While EastNet has a couple gateways, our primary goal is to use RF as much as possible. We're hosting many sites on VHF/UHF routing IPv4/44-net and IPv6 to which I act as a mini UCSD for the nodes.
We require licenses to use radio, we do not to use internet. We believe in amateur RADIO.
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