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Hello,
I certainly wouldn't want to use a Mode which depends on the Internet with no other means of Communication.
When the Internet goes down for some reason you won't have a backup method.
Personally I would just go for the 80 foot Antenna and no Echolink or other Internet Digital Method without a good noninternet Communication Method.
Colleen Roth, N8TNV;
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From: Michael Ryan <[log in to unmask]>
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Date: Sunday, August 25, 2013 2:21 pm
Subject: DStar and other Internet based modes
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> nternet and no radio on each end of the circuit at all but we still have HF a=
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> I wouldn't mind accessing dStar because, the echolink repeater system up her=
> e in Newfoundland are poorly maintained and crap or not functioning at all a=
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> The local dStar repeater on the other hand is well maintained and is located=
> where I could either hit it with a 5w handi or a 50w mobile from my cottage=
> .. I also wouldn't have to install an 80 per month basic Internet/cable packa=
> ge to access it. Lol=20
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