Just a thought that there may (edge case?) be stations that act as digipeaters but never report their own existence with first-party packets or objects. Should they be tracked?
This is, essentially, "log all stations in the path," I suppose. Which might add a bit to understanding network connectivity.
Just a thought that there may (edge case?) be stations that act as digipeaters but never report their own existence with first-party packets or objects. Should they be tracked?
This is, essentially, "log all stations in the path," I suppose. Which might add a bit to understanding network connectivity.
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Just a thought that there may (edge case?) be stations that act as digipeaters but never report their own existence with first-party packets or objects. Should they be tracked?
This is, essentially, "log all stations in the path," I suppose. Which might add a bit to understanding network connectivity.