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The UI-View Group is very active. Most already do so, but here are some some guidelines to follow. 1. Civility... this is practiced well by our members! 2. Sign your messages with your name and

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Stephen, I do not have 60M but you should be in range of my 30M station most of the way. I have improved my reception by eliminating some sources of noise. The 30M band has really been strange the

I will be departing from central Michigan to the New Orleans area on 5 Feb 2019.?? Once again, I will be experimenting with 60-meters APRS enroute. The outbound trip will be Feb 5th through the

I have noticed that the METAR stations I used to see on the firenet server are now gone. Also have not seen much of any weather related warnings. Has there been a change that has stopped this

Over the holidays, I completely re-did my UIview APRS webserver setup.?? It's now ready to be hammered by a bunch of users to see how the new setup handles the load. I have replaced the 2012-vintage

Thanks Keith for the instructions. They will be a big help in trying to get connected. I know the Yaesu won't transmit with ui view so maybe I should be trying this with my Kenwood 710.? I'll try to

Terry W8NJR wrote… Is your question about how to connect your FTM-400 (receive only) to UI-View, or how to connect UI-View to the APRS-IS? To connect the FTM-400 to UI-View, go into menu and tap on

I am using UI-View with a Yaesu FTM-400. How do I connect to APRS-IS? Terry, W8NJR

It's probably a filter set from the APRS Server Setup Screen. You get there from the Setup pull down menu. The field that holds the filter value is call Extra log-on text. Tom -W1TG

For some reason I am not receiving any of the CWOP weather stations. I think I set a filter quite some time back but can’t find it, does anyone have any idea why I can’t receive them? I am on RF

The UI-View Group is very active. Most already do so, but here are some some guidelines to follow. 1. Civility... this is practiced well by our members! 2. Sign your messages with your name and

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Kip AE5IB wrote... If you are using AE5IB-13 in the station setup, I would use the same SSID in the SUBST_ALIAS setting. Having your callsign in the alias list will allow you can digipeat when someone

Keep in mind that very few stations will change their protopath when they see a new digipeater call sign as they travel. We mostly use the wideN-N path and depend on active stations within range to

Thank you very much two questions: Close UI-View and edit the uiview32.ini file in the UI-View installation folder with a text editor. Look for the [DIGI_OPTIONS] section. Change it as follows,

Kip AE5IB wrote... Close UI-View and edit the uiview32.ini file in the UI-View installation folder with a text editor. Look for the [DIGI_OPTIONS] section. Change it as follows, assuming you are in

Generally, a WIDE1-1 fill-in digi should not then need to send its own packets out via WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 because that implies that it cannot hit a WIDEn-N on its own. And if it cannot do that, then it

I am a little confused by the documentation. Here is what I want: I want my UI-View to be a fill-in digi so it should only digi a WIDE1-1 I want it to i-gate everything it hears. When it transmits its