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Hi Roger, tnx for your reply, will investigate and let you know how it goes. 73 de Neil G0SVN

In article <Version.32.19990702224859.00ea9440@...>, Neil Savin <neil@...> writes You've got something wrong with your TNC settings. Open the "Comms Setup" dialogue, press F1 and

Thanks John, Yes, managed quite a chat with a station in the Manchester area. Hope to see you on 800 soon? Cheers de Dave (G0DJA)

Hi All, have just fired up a copy of ui-view, previous to this I have used WinAPRS. I am RXing signals, I see them OK via "mh" in terminal but I see no icons on the map. Seems to work OK when I

Well, quite an active couple of weeks, one way or another, from here. The withdrawal of the 12.5kHz spaced frequency proposal, the allocation of 144.800MHz and, just as a few people start trying 800

In article <E10zlSz-00074B-00@...>, Dave Ackrill <dave.g0dja@...> writes [snip] Just to clarify this point - The reason for the restriction on circulation is that, at the

Hi Dave, Also on .800, but on the other side of the hills to you. Your call was spotted by a station in Manchester last night.... ~~~~~~~~~~ Jon Eyes G7OMN Southport UK.

In article <000001bec3e5$bb8f2440$2bb4883e@pentium166>, Chris McCarthy <chris@...> writes ^ that's a jogger. In UI-View at the moment it will show as the default of

Hi Roger, I've seen a car change to a house a few times, wonder if you have seen this happen? I have only seen it happen where stations are using compressed data, I think from the TH7DE, so whether

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Hi all, I'd like to attempt to start an SSID standard for the Kenwood TH D7. This idea came from the States, but it's a good idea. If you tried sending messages with one of these you'll know why! It

Hi all, I've sent this to the UKAPRS and UI-View lists as well as uk.radio.amateur Why? So that all those using 144.800 have an understanding of how digipeating works with APRS/UI-View at the

Neither am I, but it reaches the mainland UK well when the conditions are right. Winpack does not control the beacon as such, your TNC firmware should do that. If you need assistance setting up a

The location here is 6 ft. below High Tide level at Spring tides so its not that good at UHF or VHF for putting signals out. And on a regular basis most of us, even those on High Ground that is 340

Here in Portsmouth, when there is a lift on on UHF I can sometimes see GB7GP direct (and connect to it), if not via GB7IW. If you could beacon via GB7GP, it would be an excellent guide to propagation

Hi Karl <snip> Useful reports - what I can't work out is why my call hasn't appeared on one yet. I have heard G4VQZ, G7BHM, G4IDE, G3NRW, G0TRT (sometimes mobile) and some of the others on your list

Sorry I repeated this message to GBR on Packet it was meant to those stations locally on GB7GSY. As far as I know at the present I am the only station using UIVIEW in the Channel Islands. It will be

The following is a copy of a packet message sent to DCCINF@GBR by G1DVU on behalf of the DCC. Apart from the use of 144.800, please note the comment about whether "unconnected nets" users have a

1:Fm R0MIR To QST <UI pid=F0 Len=47 >[08:28:04] :BLN1 :Please enjoy APRS UNPROTO Via R0MIR 1:Fm R0MIR To QST <UI pid=F0 Len=67 >[08:30:55] :BLN2 :The MIREX team & crew sends greetings to ALL

Try this ! http://www.qsl.net/sm7dkf/ http://people.zeelandnet.nl/paulus/ 73'de Ronald.SM7WDL