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On 12/26/2023 2:09 PM, kerry wrote:

Hello...wa2nan, Kerry here. Running uiview32 and receiving a lot of digital but very few home stations on the screen. I do see several in the incoming and outgoing bar at the bottom but not going to the screen. Using WIDE2-2 setting..


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This question (I think) despite the message being all statements, makes no sense.


What do duplexers have to do with any of this???


What does "receiving a lot of digital" mean???? All packet data (APRS transmissions) are digital.


What does "Very few home stations on the screen" mean? ? How are your receiving?? Off the air, or from the Internet?? What radio / TNC / antenna are you using? etc.


And finally "WIDE2-2 setting'? -- this has absolutely no effect on what you RECEIVE .? It only determines how your TRANSMISSIONS will be handled by other stations.

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Given your location near the US-Canada border in NW New York state
it may be there are not many base stations near you.

Leave your station operating continuously for several days, then examine the station list in UI-View and see what stations and icons you are actually receiving.

You can sort the station list by distance. If you see stations 50 or 60 miles away you are probably getting most local traffic. My list did show one station from 107 miles. Recognize some of the stations are being digipeated to reach you.

Mike KB7WUK
Portland OR