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In article <32EqfHAAOn04EwNP@...>, David Lane <dave@...> writes Hi Dave, I run the TH-D7E and I don't have this problem. See the manual for Automatic Power Off

Just a test before I send a actual message to see if I have the address correct. Regards Brian VK4BBS< Yes Brian it arrived here OK

In a message dated 17/03/2000 22:57:17 GMT Standard Time, dave@... writes: << Incidently for other GPS3+ users - there is a problem with the batteries not making good contact for

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Hi Folks Just a test before I send a actual message to see if I have the address correct. Regards Brian VK4BBS

theres at least one RELAY digi on your way to Blackpool round about J23 M6 ...ME de G6WVL John..

The second paragraph contradicts the first a bit. Essentially when there are loads of stations about, fixed stations should use well located callsigns to get out of the area. If activity is up/down

Hi All Many many thanks to all of you whom have sent me messages regarding my map problems on UI-View. I have been able to recognize that my problem has been the way I have tried to make the maps.

As my bulletin is set up to send:" /M use RELAY,TRACE2- for the IGATE please", I'll explain. In this area, from the Wash right down to Kent, there are no "WIDE" digis, they all have the ability to

In message <E12UHrh-00056l-01@...>, dave.g0dja@... writes I'm just pleased that you heard me at all Dave! Have read the replies on this thread about the Mic-E info and

Ignore this!!!! It always happens that as soon as you ask for help the thing works!!!!! Cheers again. David

More problems i'm sorry to say (but life with out problems isn't a challenge!) Anyway.... Is UI-View supposed to directly connect to an internet APRS server, or does the software require a

Hi All Many many thanks for all the PATH info I have a better understanding now of the differences and what to use when. I hope that if I'm doing it wrong some kind person will advise me - politely

Hi Steve, How can you tell when mobile????!!!!! theat is why the accepted unproto path WHEN MOBILE is: RELAY,WIDE... that gives you the best chance of being relayed. Fixed stations should NOT

In article <200003170356_MC2-9D72-CEF@...>, Brian Davies <brian_j_davies@...> writes Brian, the generally accepted path (throughout the world) for MOBILE, repeat MOBILE, stations

Best regards Pob Hwyl (Welsh) Bryan http://www.tumble.freeserve.co.uk/

Here's how to find your correct digi path: 1. Can you hear the WIDE node? 2. Can the WIDE node hear you? If the answer to 1 or 2 is no, then you need a RELAY. Have fun, Steve

In article <200003170356_MC2-9D72-CEF@...>, Brian Davies <brian_j_davies@...> writes [snip] I only write the program... What digi aliases you should use is an APRS thing,

In article <200003161130_MC2-9D5A-76B1@...>, Brian Davies <brian_j_davies@...> writes That's the one I use. The second edition, sometimes given away as a magazine cover CD, is

Message text written by INTERNET:ui-view@... in exceptional circumstances) because this will generate a LOT of QRM. This happens because EVERY station should respond to RELAY. < Hi All I'm