On Tue, 18 Mar 2014, Ari Thor wrote:
> but that would be the RF-internet gateway stations that brake the rule, retransmit the non mator callsign to ham radio band ?Ari
The gateways are allowed to transmit amateur radio traffic from internet
to RF (from APRS-IS to RF - APRS-IS is supposed to only have amateur
traffic on it).
If you put non-amateur on APRS-IS, you are making those gateways
potentially transmit non-amateur traffic on RF. The gateways will figure
out they're violating their licenses, and they need to shut down to avoid
that, and they will be angry at you, and we (myself included) will be
angry at you, since we no longer have the gateways on the network.
So, please, don't go that way, we'd be very unhappy.
> On Tuesday, March 18, 2014 7:11:07 AM UTC, Heikki Hannikainen wrote:
> On Mon, 10 Mar 2014, Ari Thor wrote:
>
> > can non radioamators use APRS.fi with items like android phone ?
>
> The web site, yes.
>
> But they can not connect to the APRS-IS using android apps such as
> aprsdroid, because the APRS-IS is reserved for amateur radio traffic.
> Packets on the APRS-IS are quite regularly retransmitted back on amateur
> radio frequencies. Having non-hams there would easily violate the license
> conditions of the RF-internet gateway stations, forcing those gateways to
> shut down.
>
> - Hessu
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