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Re: BPQDIGI Substitution
Roger Barker <[email protected]
In article <E11Ag3Y-0002bi-00@...>, Dave Ackrill
<dave.g0dja@...> writes From: dave.g0dja@... (Dave Ackrill)How about place names or abbreviations? My idea of suggesting using a locator was to help with getting an idea of the route the beacon had taken. I've been thinking about putting a route trace option in the next version, but it will only work if UI-View knows where the digis are. Perhaps a look up table of callsigns verses locator squares. Or callsignYes, I think ultimately a sort of digi directory may be needed. -- Roger Barker, G4IDE roger@... Boston, UK |
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Re: Heard overnight 29th/30th July
Ian Wade <[email protected]
In article <urXIkBAvTWo3Ewjh@...>, Roger Barker
<roger@...> writes From: Roger Barker <roger@...>[snip] I've been away in NW France for the last few days. I thought of taking the tracker with me, and could have mounted the antenna on the roof of the bus. But then I thought, naah, nobody would hear me.... I wonder ....? If only ... :-)) Next time I *definitely* will... 73 Ian, G3NRW -- +-----------------------------------------------------------------+ | G3NRW on APRS: [IO91SX] 144.800 MHz | | QTH: Harlington, Beds, UK (~55 km/35 miles NNW of London) | | email: g3nrw@... | | | | INTRODUCTION TO APRS: | +-----------------------------------------------------------------+ |
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Re: Who spotted me this morning?
From: "Keith Maton" <feek@...>Spotted you as you passed reading in Berkshire - you were probably getting the benefit of my RELAY at some point - probably J12 ish through to J8/9 or 7 ish. Cheers Denis G4KWT |
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GU Stations on UIVIEW
"r.g.grove" <[email protected]
I think there are more Guernsey stations on UIVIEW now than on the other Ham
Bands. Turn your beams down this way and contact us. GU4XGG,2U1EKH,GU7DHI, and GU6EFB there may of course be others. Thanks once again Rodger for renewing the interest in Ham Radio once again at this QTH. 73 RON GU4XGG Ronald G.Grove Tel.481-246520/ Fax 481-245464/Radio GU4XGG IPARC GB84573/RSARS3395 NetMeeting ils1.microsoftcom/ICQ17241727/Q.Talk 957784 www.gu4xgg.freeserve.co.uk IDS ICU II.COM :2010 |
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Re: Who spotted me this morning?
Several of us up here did, via G7BHM I think.
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I even watched while you were stuck for a while on the M25. HI! Cheers de Dave (G0DJA) P.S your possits went out to 20M as well. :-)
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Store and Forward logs
Andy Pritchard
Heres somthing I sent to Roger, but I also wondered if anybody else has
tried to do somthing similar. == Iv have been trying to work out a way of taking a log created from ui-view (noteably the mir one) and retransmitting it on another frequency after the pass. Iv tried everything I can think off but I can't get round the fact the all my unproto's go out from my callsign and thats the bottom line. Can you think of any way I could do this. Apart from a second 2m radio + TNC Andy, G7OCW |
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Re: Who spotted me this morning?
Keith Maton
On 1 Aug 99, at 8:18, Chris McCarthy wrote:
From: "Chris McCarthy" <chris@...>If there are no objections, how about zipping and posting the log file here. Keith -- Keith Maton, G6NHU feek@... ICQ: 1776683 - Careful with that Axe |
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GPSIII & TNC ?
Mike.G1ZRN
Hi all,
Just recently purchased a GPSIII and was wondering which tnc can be interfaced directly & is the data automaticlly converted to "packet" ? without the need for a computer etc. Would Kenwood's TH7D(?) (the one with the built in tnc ? ) handheld be any good with the GPSIII ? I would like to read about anyone going mobile foot or vehicle, and exactly how they set up their system with regards to tnc/radio/GPS etc. P.S. Anyone who wants v1.01 let me know as I offer an email service every weekend. Bye for now. Mike G1ZRN. Packet G1ZRN@GB7PZT.#24.GBR.EU |
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Recent activity on 144.800
karl
Stations heard on 144.800 morning 30 - 31st July 1999 from
000.36.60W 52.19.75N (IO92QI) Callsign miles Last heard +G7JUC 16.8 JUL 31 19:49 +G7BHM 83.8 JUL 31 09:14 +M1ADT* 80.9 JUL 31 09:04 +G7UYP* 42.6 JUL 31 09:03 G3XVL-9* 104.0 JUL 31 08:50 +G8PMT* 73.6 JUL 31 08:50 +G4MHJ* 67.4 JUL 31 08:48 +G4IDE* 50.3 JUL 31 08:48 +G3XVL* 77.4 JUL 31 08:47 +G6MMT* 78.3 JUL 31 08:43 +G3ZCV* 71.3 JUL 31 08:43 G0TRT-7* 56.2 JUL 31 08:36 +G0ILK* 111.7 JUL 31 08:35 M0BII* 40.6 JUL 31 08:34 M1CYB* 45.4 JUL 31 08:25 +G4FJO* 51.1 JUL 31 08:22 G6NHU-9* 71.3 JUL 31 08:17 +M1AJN* 41.9 JUL 31 08:15 +G7BKU* 73.3 JUL 31 08:05 +G4ZEC-1* 27.7 JUL 31 08:04 +G7BWP* 54.4 JUL 31 07:58 +G4KWT* 61.3 JUL 31 07:57 G0TRT 68.7 JUL 31 07:41 +M1AJG-3* 103.3 JUL 31 07:40 +G7PAF-3* 108.2 JUL 31 07:00 +G0DJA-3* 104.1 JUL 31 06:59 +G8HDK* 42.5 JUL 31 06:48 +G0FUM* 103.9 JUL 31 06:35 +M0BCU-3 101.7 JUL 31 06:04 +G3NHF* 45.5 JUL 31 05:05 +G0SOG* 81.2 JUL 30 23:02 +M1CGP 74.2 JUL 30 21:36 +G0OPC* 39.0 JUL 30 06:28 +G1UGJ* 60.2 JUL 30 04:12 +GU7DHI* 214.7 JUL 30 03:13 + = UI-View Station * = via Digi 35 Stations some both direct and via digi though they are shown only as via digi. Traffic was also received from F5KBM-1 in JN09 @185 miles. Morning 1st August G0TRT-7 5.6 AUG 01 09:57 G3XVL-9* 77.4 AUG 01 09:47 G7BKU-9* 74.2 AUG 01 09:05 +G4MHJ* 67.4 AUG 01 09:04 +G0NQU* 89.6 AUG 01 08:43 +G8PMT* 73.6 AUG 01 08:43 +G7BHM 83.8 AUG 01 08:41 +G3XVL* 77.4 AUG 01 08:38 +G4IDE* 50.3 AUG 01 08:30 M0BII* 40.6 AUG 01 08:08 *G3ZCV* 71.3 AUG 01 08:05 G7JUC-9 16.6 AUG 01 08:05 +G7BKU* 73.7 AUG 01 07:57 +G8HDK* 42.5 AUG 01 07:44 +M1AJG-3* 103.3 AUG 01 07:42 +G7PAF-3* 108.2 AUG 01 07:41 +G7UYP* 42.6 AUG 01 07:40 +G7JUC* 16.8 AUG 01 07:39 +M1CGP 74.2 AUG 01 07:30 +M1AJN+ 41.9 AUG 01 07:22 G4MUY-7 57.4 AUG 01 07:17 +G4FJO* 51.1 AUG 01 07:00 G0TRT* 68.7 AUG 01 06:13 +G0ILK* 111.7 AUG 01 01:53 +G6MMT* 78.2 AUG 01 00:48 + = UI-View Station * = via Digi 25 Stations some both direct and via digi though they are shown only as via digi. All activity is logged and the journeys of G6NHU-9 and G0TRT-7 have both been recorded. G6NHU-9 was last recorded in IO91FL. If you are fed up of these reports then let me know. 73 Karl G6ODT g6odt@... |
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Re: Who spotted me this morning?
"Chris McCarthy" <[email protected]
Keith, I have the log file here of your journey to Bristol, tracked you to
about 30 miles from Bristol. We need some more Westerly stations to become active with Digi's. Cheers Chris G3XVL chris@... --- From: "Keith Maton" <feek@...> Who spotted G6NHU-9 operating mobile from about 06:15 to 10:30 this morning heading from the east coast down to Bristol, and then back again from 14:30 onwards? I was being digipeated pretty much all the way down there, but stopped seeing a return signal about 30m out from Bristol. Keith -- Keith Maton, G6NHU feek@... ICQ: 1776683 - Careful with that Axe --------------------------- ONElist Sponsor ---------------------------- Create a list for FRIENDS & FAMILY... ...and YOU can WIN $100 to Amazon.com. For details, go to ------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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BPQDIGI Substitution
Having had a chance to play with the digi-substitution system, I have to say
that it works well, but that changing callsigns for locators doesn't help me identify where the digipeaters are compared with substituting callsigns. However, being able to put in an alternative to MYCALL is useful, since I can use G0DJA instead of G0DJA-3. I'm trying to think how the substitution system might be set-up to be more useful than just callsigns. Locators are all very well if a little impersonal, in my opinion. Also, it's not always obvious, in an area where there are a few UI-View/BPQDIGI users about using locators, who is who. Perhaps a look up table of callsigns verses locator squares. Or callsign verses latitude/longitude, where the callsign is the 'standard' call without SSID against locator or lat/long, might be useful? I've been using a program that G8PMT put together which displays the stations heard and the digipeater paths used. This, to me, is a useful addition the the Station List in UI-View, as it cuts all the lat/long and WX information, but shows the path that the UI frames have taken. Very useful when putting together a return path for a 'QUERY', 'DX?' or trying to talk with someone...... Anyway, just a few thoughts on what's been happening here. Cheers de Dave (G0DJA) |
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Fw: Heard overnight 29th/30th July
"Graeme Barnes" <[email protected]
The only direct ones were G7BHM, G7BWP & G7RUH.Hi Denis, I did manage to ping you direct on a few occasions, as yet my antenna is only about 7 Metres above ground level from our bungalow, I do hope to get a small mast up in the near future and improve on things. I hear you 599+ most eves although when I get to play with UI-VIEW everyone has gone to bed!! 73, Graeme, G7BHM. |
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Who spotted me this morning?
Keith Maton
Who spotted G6NHU-9 operating mobile from about 06:15 to 10:30 this
morning heading from the east coast down to Bristol, and then back again from 14:30 onwards? I was being digipeated pretty much all the way down there, but stopped seeing a return signal about 30m out from Bristol. Keith -- Keith Maton, G6NHU feek@... ICQ: 1776683 - Careful with that Axe |
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Re: Heard overnight 29th/30th July
A good crop of stations heard last night. Mostly on 144.800 but a fewCertainly was lively - between 21:46 on 29th and 00:58 on the 30th (when I turned in for the night) I copied the following in Berkshire: G4MHJ G7RUH G3NHF G8MZX-7 G0TRT G0DJA-3 M1CYB G3XVL M1AJG-3 G7BWP G8HDK M1AJN G3ZCV G7BHM G1UGJ G7UYP G0OPC G6MMT M1ADT G6ODT G4IDE The only direct ones were G7BHM, G7BWP & G7RUH. Most were from 23:43 onwards. Best DX was G0DJA-3 at 159 miles unless you count G8MZX-7 on his bike at the south pole - 9756 miles :-) I can hear G7BHM direct but for some reason he doesn't seem to hear me... Interesting stuff... Denis G4KWT |
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Re: Heard overnight 29th/30th July
Fred Mellings
I hear most of the stations in my staion list are via gb7BHM the most
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notherly staion heard is g7uyp (node) most southern one is gu7dhi -- havn't discovered how to reproduce the list my sigs (5w) don't seem to reach gb7bhm my qth (IO91VE) is 6.7 miles north of G8HQJ-1 (IO91VC) sysop of my local bbs (gb7wsx) who operates on 432.650 Fred -----Original Message----- |
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Heard overnight 29th/30th July
Roger Barker <[email protected]
A good crop of stations heard last night. Mostly on 144.800 but a few
were on 432.650. (I heard quite a lot of distant 70cm traffic, but unfortunately most of the stations didn't have a locator in their beacons.) Some of the stations marked as heard via a digi were heard direct earlier in the night. It's becoming obvious that 144.800 "opens" for me at the point when I start to hear G7BHM, many of the distant stations are heard via that digi. Callsign Type Longitude Latitude Miles Bearing Last Heard -------- ---- --------- -------- ----- ------- ---------- +G0FUM* NODE 000.24.23W 50.49.94N 148.7 186 Jul 30 08:06 G8HQJ-1 GRIDSQ [IO91VC] 130.3 183 Jul 30 00:45 +G7BHM NODE 000.30.35E 51.20.10N 115.6 168 Jul 30 09:23 +G8PMT* HOME 000.06.70E 51.21.80N 111.4 176 Jul 30 09:27 +M1CGP* HOME 000.15.70E 51.24.10N 109.3 173 Jul 30 07:35 +G3ZCV* HOME 000.06.43E 51.23.98N 108.9 177 Jul 30 08:52 +G6GUH* HOME 002.25.45W 52.33.22N 103.9 255 Jul 30 07:59 +G4MHJ* HOME 000.09.03E 51.28.54N 103.8 175 Jul 30 08:48 +G7BWP* HOME 001.33.00W 51.47.80N 103.2 219 Jul 30 09:21 +G4CJC* HOME 000.04.45W 51.39.28N 91.0 181 Jul 30 03:38 G4TUT-1 HOME 000.02.00W 51.39.44N 90.9 180 Jul 30 03:29 G6NHU-9* MOBILE 000.27.91E 51.44.23N 88.0 166 Jul 30 08:06 +G7PAF-3 NODE 001.33.68W 53.47.05N 84.3 313 Jul 30 02:33 +M1ADT* HOME 001.14.62E 52.03.76N 83.1 139 Jul 30 09:22 +M1AJG-3* HOME 001.37.00W 53.41.60N 82.1 308 Jul 30 05:07 +G6MMT* HOME 001.10.40E 52.03.10N 81.8 141 Jul 30 02:40 +G0DJA-3 HOME 001.34.18W 53.43.10N 81.6 310 Jul 30 05:56 +G3XVL* HOME 001.09.06E 52.02.88N 81.4 141 Jul 30 08:27 +M1DKS* HOME 001.37.91W 53.39.75N 81.3 307 Jul 30 05:12 G0DJA NODE 001.34.18W 53.42.60N 81.2 310 Jul 30 05:12 G3XVL-9* MOBILE 001.07.95E 52.03.39N 80.5 141 Jul 30 09:27 +M0BCU-3* NODE 001.30.09W 53.41.86N 78.5 310 Jul 30 05:49 G0TRT* DIGI 000.58.26E 52.07.23N 72.8 143 Jul 30 08:58 +G1UGJ* HOME 000.47.31E 52.11.10N 64.7 147 Jul 30 05:11 G0TRT-7* PORTAB 000.42.51E 52.14.76N 59.4 147 Jul 30 07:29 G7AOX GRIDSQ [JO02PW] 57.7 93 Jul 29 23:54 G8AMG HOME 000.38.25W 52.16.88N 53.8 208 Jul 30 08:35 +G6ODT* HOME 000.36.60W 52.19.75N 50.3 208 Jul 30 09:23 G1ZCW-1 BBS 000.03.00E 53.17.10N 22.1 10 Jul 30 09:19 +G0OPC* HOME 000.07.33E 52.40.37N 21.8 161 Jul 30 07:43 G0OPC-8 BBS 000.07.36E 52.40.46N 21.7 161 Jul 30 09:19 +M1AJN NODE 000.08.66E 52.43.43N 18.8 155 Jul 30 09:23 +G8HDK* WX 000.08.47E 52.44.28N 17.9 154 Jul 30 09:08 M1CYB* HOME 000.12.07E 52.45.66N 17.8 144 Jul 30 09:12 +G7UYP NODE 000.01.83E 52.48.27N 11.9 164 Jul 30 09:25 +G3NHF HOME 000.09.10W 52.55.49N 5.4 234 Jul 30 02:08 +G4FJO HOME 000.02.02W 52.58.76N 0.8 40 Jul 30 09:15 +G4IDE WX 000.02.77W 52.58.23N 0.0 0 Jul 30 09:13 Key: '+' = UI-View user '*' = heard via a digipeater -- Roger Barker, G4IDE roger@... Boston, UK |
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BPQ Digi V1.2
Roger Barker <[email protected]
I've put a new version of BPQ Digi on my web site. It's -
This version has one change:- Previously, MYCALL was used for both alias substitution and to prevent frames being digipeated that originated from your own system. MYCALL is still used to prevent you digipeating your own frames, but a new parameter, SUBSTALIAS, is used for alias substitution. If you use this new version, please read the comment at the top of BPQDIGI.TXT. I made this change because I wanted to experiment with using my IARU locator for alias substitution, it seems a good way of adding extra useful information to the frame as it is digipeated. So, if you see frames that have been digipeated by IO92XX, it's me! -- Roger Barker, G4IDE roger@... Boston, UK |
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Re: From GUERNSEY
"r.g.grove" <[email protected]
Thanks Ciemon I will pass the message on to him and perhaps it will let
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others have a look for us. I think Al is better placed than I as the QTH here is six feet below sea level at Spring High Tide but the rise and fall then is ten metres. At the moment the weather is fine but the wind has increased to 40 MPH Force SEVERN from the North East so conditions will have fallen. But no rain is forecast and none has fallen in weeks apart from two weeks ago when the XYL and I went to POOLE for the day and it rained there. But I have a thirty foot well, the water is salty at times though due to the elevation NEGATIVE of the site. Keep a ear out for us. 73 RON Ronald G.Grove Tel.481-246520/ Fax 481-245464/Radio GU4XGG IPARC GB84573/RSARS3395 NetMeeting ils1.microsoftcom/ICQ17241727/Q.Talk 957784 www.gu4xgg.freeserve.co.uk IDS ICU II.COM :2010 ----- Original Message -----
From: Ciemon G0TRT <g0trt@...> To: <ui-view@...> Sent: 26 July 1999 01:11 Subject: RE: [ui-view] From GUERNSEY From: "Ciemon G0TRT" <g0trt@...> |
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