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In article <E11Ag3Y-0002bi-00@...>, Dave Ackrill <dave.g0dja@...> writes How about place names or abbreviations? My idea of suggesting using a locator was to help with

In article <urXIkBAvTWo3Ewjh@...>, Roger Barker <roger@...> writes [snip] I've been away in NW France for the last few days. I thought of taking the tracker with me,

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

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

Several of us up here did, via G7BHM I think. 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. :-)

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

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

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

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*

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

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

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

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

Certainly 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

I hear most of the stations in my staion list are via gb7BHM the most notherly staion heard is g7uyp (node) most southern one is gu7dhi -- havn't discovered how to reproduce the list my sigs (5w)

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

Dear Roger, I now have 5 cars on my map all in East Anglia It's quite nice to see them moving along the road. I have a GPSIII what do I need to connect between it and the my radio in

I've put a new version of BPQ Digi on my web site. It's - http://www.peaksys.freeserve.co.uk/uiview/bpqdig12.zip This version has one change:- Previously, MYCALL was used for both alias substitution

Thanks Ciemon I will pass the message on to him and perhaps it will let 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

GU7DHI was heard here (9 miles WNW of Ipswich) on Sunday, although it was only one packet! 73...Ciemon G0TRT