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I had an Alltel brand one and if I remember correctly, that would be a no IF you are using a stock rom. Hardware wise it has one but you can't use it. If you have a different rom that is suppose to

Is anyone out there running the subject device with APRSISCE? Even failing that, does anyone know if it actually contains a GPS? The review below doesn't mention it even though it seems to be fairly

How much data you use is subject to the APRS activity in your area, the range that you configure, and how long you keep the client connected (mine is 24x7). If you double-click the screen part that

Thanks. I checked on that and "unlimited" over here is subject to a fair usage restriction of 750MB / month. Would that be a problem? I've found an HTC T3232 Touch 3G which looks OK. So I might go

I didn't have time to study the link you sent, but you'd also want to have an unlimited Internet service on the phone. The GPS must (currently) be supported by the Windows Mobile GPSapi. The

Is there anything specific besides Windows Mobile and GPS that a phone would need to have to run this? Would it run on an HP iPAQ like this:

I developed APRSISCE for an AT&T Tilt (HTC TyTN II) and still use it on that phone. I now have an extended battery on the phone and can get 3-4 hours tops with live tracking and GPS active (about a

The left and right arrows also change the transparency of the map. If you fade the map out to nothing, the icons will jump as the program changes from a Mercator (sp?) projection to a circular

I use a HTC Touch Pro and it works well for me. Couldn't give you an answer on the battery because whenever I use it mobile I always have it 'plugged in' to external power so my phone wouldn't go to

I came across APRSISCE while looking for information about APRS apps for iPhone. I don't own an iPhone, but was considering getting one to run one of the APRS apps available for it. But now that I

I'll give it a try, with the program running you will see a long narrow 'box' in the same frame as the circle, you will notice it has a "+" at the top and a "-" at the bottom; click one or the other

Okay. I'm making some progress now. For some reason I thought that clicking on + would zoom in on the map. By accident I found that clicking - does that. The icons on the map seem a bit small and

I'm using AGW Packet Engine in sound card (KISS Simple) mode. Julian, G4ILO

I have just installed APRSIS32 and started it, but I don't know how to zoom the map. If I click on the screen to try to draw a rectangle round the map, the whole map moves when I drag. I closed the

If you want to add any custom filters, you can find documentation at the following URLs: http://wa8lmf.net/aprs/JAVaprsFilters.htm http://www.aprs-is.net/javAPRSFilter.aspx Just figure out what you

I guess I must be very thick headed; I still am not sure where to add the filters as you suggested. I know you explained it before but that went right over the top of my head. I don't have a clue

Long answer: I'm hoping to latch onto some image rotation code to do the same thing with APRSISCE, but for now it just shows the simple icon. In addition, I'm hoping to do a dead-reckoning forecast

Tonight I was tracking my son, W8TVI-12 with the APRSIS32 DeskTop version and with http://aprs.fi/ using Google maps; what I noticed with Google maps the SUV icon would show the direction of travel

Lynn, You are correct. I was using the Shortcut (inconsistantly). I did check the XML file and it was set for something other than the intended location ... Changed it with WORDPAD, and it is working

If there's any new APRS-IS users in the group that don't yet have an APRS-IS passcode (password in the configuration dialog), drop me a line and I'll e-mail one to you! Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ PS. This