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Sorry I should have mentioned my vara callsign is VA7PF. How many are actually IGATING on 30m? I guess I would have shown up on aprs.fi if all stations were at least RX GATES.

Saw you on 40m yesterday and sent you a message. Nice to see ya.

If you have Facebook, please join our VARA APRS group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/355264387119488 There are a lot of discussions on which bands and frequencies are best for reliability and

I tried 30m today and saw about 5 stations but never got IGATE'd once. Very different from NVIS 40m 7.083.500 USB where I get IGATE'd all day long. Was interesting to try it but no luck from here.

30M is more for DXing than it is anything else. It doesn't offer reliable NVIS or even reliable skip day to day like 40M. This is why we use 40M, because it offers NVIS during the day up to 500 and

That is the correct address to use. Make sure you are matching the KISS port of VARA with PinPoint. Make sure you have PinPoint set to "network KISS mode" and not something else. That's basically it.

I have been using my licensed VARA hf modem with VarAC for some time. ?I have not been able to get the VARA modem to talk to Pinpoint. ?I have followed the set up instructions. ?Pinpoint works fine

To test APRS over VARA on 7083.5 kHz USB in Europe I've tuned my APRS over VARA igate GM4HYG-2 to the 40m channel. From northern Scotland I can hear strong LSB SSB traffic on this frequency as it's

Have been testing 40m VARA APRS from our club station VE7NWC in CN89 / VE7 land up here in the PNW. Started today around 21:30 UTC and this is what we have RX'd so far; [image: Screenshot 2024-12-29

VARA APRS on 40 meters, specifically operating on 7.083.50 USB, has proven to be an outstanding mode for digital communication, offering unmatched coverage and reliability since our establishment just

On 12/29/2024 6:55 PM, Devan Banman via groups.io wrote: > Hi all, > I tried 30m today and saw about 5 stations but never got IGATE'd once. Very different from NVIS 40m 7.083.500 USB where I get

Pre-dawn, I, K0ION, was being I-gated by a VE2 station on 30m. I have yet, here, to see its beacon. Distance, and my attic antenna, may be that deciding factor. Sent: Sunday, December 29, 2024 5:55 PM

Hi all, I tried 30m today and saw about 5 stations but never got IGATE'd once. Very different from NVIS 40m 7.083.500 USB where I get IGATE'd all day long. Was interesting to try it but no luck from

Do you see any activity on 40M outside the Pacific Northwest? How many stations are active in your 40M group? 30 has some significant advantages over 40. ? Most of the time, 30 meters combines the

And for the rest of us who have been doing VARA APRS for over a year, we're on 40m. 7.083.50 USB. Way better performance than 30m! I will hop on 30m and see how it looks, but not expecting much of

I run VARA APRS on HF with my IC-9100. 73, K0ION

Where else would the GPS show up? ?? If you are not operating mobile (i.e. not changing position), you don't really need a GPS connected anyway - just hand-enter your latitude and longitude into

Hello Steve: Ok, your explanation was very good and have Pinpoint configured I think. VaraHF modem SW is of course working ok. My GPS shows up on Pinpoint too. Now I need to get pinpoint to interface

If you have seen my website, you probably now know I was in Viet Nam between Apr 1968 to June 1970. My first year there, I was a "professional amateur", running a MARS station in Bien Hoa, about 40

Thanks for the thorough explanation Stephen. I am new to Vara and the digital modes, but very interested. This helps. My husband was communications in Nam 1966-1969. Sadly he didn't survive his agent