Re: PI TNC - progress report.
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Paul,
Look at what people are doing with Wi-Fi routers; if I'm not mistaken, those don't put out much more power and people can get ranges of up to 10 miles out of them with directional antennas.
Matthew Pitts
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(Generic geek :-) )
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[Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO] Re: PI TNC - progress report.
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Fri, Sep 21, 2012 12:10:34 AM
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Just curious, but how could such low-power transceivers be of any practical use for packet? Wouldn't the RF footprint be so limited that hardly anyone in the neighborhood would be able to use it? Am I missing something here... or is the plan to use an amplifier for wider coverage?
Paul
--- In Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO@..., Bill Vodall wrote:
> > These are tiny 100 mW 434MHz data tranceivers - see
> > I plan to do
> > a version of the TNC using this module.
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> How about the RFM12BP for a bit more punch?
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