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What about a Pi? Which is better, the 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5?

Mick - W7CAT

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From: "Ken Arck AH6LE via "
To: [email protected]
Sent: Friday, May 23, 2025 03:28:23 PM
Subject: Re: [repeater-builder] RC-210 and SLR-8000 PL Inhibit

?> Can we discuss PC vs MAC next?
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?> At 02:04 PM 5/23/2025, Chris Boone WB5ITT via wrote:
?> >No it's not allowed....ask Riley or Laura Smith..
?> >
?> >When a station is not repeating another station,
?> >it falls under other rules. This is the same
?> >thing as when it's in Auto patch mode, it's no
?> >longer a repeater, it's a station carrying
?> >third-party traffic and must follow third-party
?> >traffic rules. If it is beaconing it falls under
?> >the beacon rules! Automatic beaconing on two
?> >meters is restricted to 144.275 to 144.3. If you
?> >are automatically beaconing outside of that sub
?> >band, the rules require a control operator
?> >monitor the transmitter during its operation.
?> >Those are the rules! Like them or not they're in part 97.203
?> >
?> >Chris WB5ITT?
?> >
?> >On Fri, May 23, 2025, 3:48?€?PM Tom Cole via
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?> >[email protected]> wrote:
?> >That was my point. It is not prohibited, so
?> >therefore is allowed. In fact, one could ID every 5 minutes and be
legal.?
?> >
?> >>On May 23, 2025, at 12:18?€?PM,
?> >>digitalradiohacker via
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?> >>[email protected]> wrote:
?> >>
?> >>???
?> >>"There isn't anything in the rules that says
?> >>you are supposed to transmit every ten minutes that a repeater is
available"
?> >>
?> >>There probably isn't anything in the rules
?> >>about me wearing a red t-shirt, but I'm doing it anyway.
?> >>If something isn't prohibited, it is allowed.
?> >
?> >
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