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[ao16aprs] Re: 9600 baud birds and ASTARS

Yes, but we are talking 9600 baud here.  Baycoms dont do that do they?
bob

On Fri, 28 Jan 2000, Darrell Sutton wrote:

> bob forgive me i was reading your message about the sats and omni ant and
> things...  am I understanding that a station wuld monitor the435 freq bring
> the data and sned back overto net
> 
> I haven't made the baycom work yet but if I do and I use a radio or monitor
> on the freq then i could transfer it over Right??
> 
> if so the Baycom and or soundcard would make for great combo for the OMNI
> network pretty cheap to put on line
> thus your vison of many picking up the sats would be easy to happen ..
> 
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