Alan

Thank you Danny

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All the best from Alan

On Thu, Apr 10, 2025 at 01:13 PM, Mark Taylor wrote:

Ok, now I know where you are the only thing close to you is VHF Packet on 145.01

Is that the frequency you are set to for this port?

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Hi Mark, in the UK we use 144.9375

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All the best from Alan

On Thu, Apr 10, 2025 at 01:07 PM, Mark Taylor wrote:

Knowing your call or location would help us with providing more info.? I didn't see either in earlier posts but I'll go back and take another look.

My Call Sign G0WDA - Location Blackpool UK - g0wda.co.uk

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is there a signature I can add this into please.

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All the best from Alan

On Thu, Apr 10, 2025 at 07:07 AM, Mark Taylor wrote:

Knowing your call or location would help us with providing more info.

Ok, now I know where you are the only thing close to you is VHF Packet on 145.01

Is that the frequency you are set to for this port?

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Mark, N5MDT

Montgomery, Texas

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On Thu, Apr 10, 2025 at 06:40 AM, Alan wrote:

I have heard traffic a few times,

Ok, that's a start. Hearing something means that there are others transmitting on the same frequency you are listening to. ?Make sure you are listening on a common frequency for your area for the mode you are using. Look at RMS gateways that may be in your area for the frequency if you are not sure.

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I don't know linbpq, but is there a monitor where you can SEE the traffic that you hear on VHF?? To know for sure your VHF port is decoding traffic you MUST be able to SEE the traffic. Not just hear it.?

If there is nothing else, you could use your http interface to your node, open a terminal, then use the LIS 1 command to monitor that port.

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Knowing your call or location would help us with providing more info.? I didn't see either in earlier posts but I'll go back and take another look.

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Mark, N5MDT

Montgomery, Texas

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On Thu, Apr 10, 2025 at 11:38 AM, Mark Taylor wrote:

Has anyone asked if you are receiving VHF traffic and is your device decoding the VHF traffic properly?

Have you made VHF connections using BPQ yet?

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I have heard traffic a few times, i have a spare radio and tnc, but i can get 2 cables for them, and i cant make them
I have shaky hands..

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Has anyone asked if you are receiving VHF traffic and is your device decoding the VHF traffic properly?

Have you made VHF connections using BPQ yet?

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Montgomery, Texas

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On Wed, Apr 9, 2025 at 09:38 PM, Lee Bengston wrote:

By chance did you restart BPQ since the VHF stations were heard? I always lose the MH list after a restart.

Hi Lee,

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All the best from Alan

Hi John,

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? No the picture shows port 11 working and being listed

? Port 1 shows nothing

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? Port 1 VHF Port

? Port 11 AXIP

? Port 12 Telnet

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That is all I have...

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Hi John,

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On Wed, Apr 9, 2025 at 04:16 PM, John G8BPQ wrote:

I assume it returns a header but no entries, eg

NOTTM:GB7NOT-2} Heard List for Port 1

Hi John, if what you are showing me is a header, then yes

but that is all, I am operating in SIMPLE mode...

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All the best from Alan

On Wed, Apr 9, 2025 at 02:58 PM, Chuck Gelm wrote:

Not required for [email protected], but helpful for my brain.
I would like to assume I am communicating with an licensed Amateur Radio operator.
:-|

Hi Chuck, yes you are my call sign is G0WDA on qrz, my website is g0wda.co.uk

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All the best from Alan

On Wed, Apr 9, 2025 at 02:52 PM, Steve G7TAJ wrote:

Head to packetmap.extra.tools:600

Hi Steve I presume this is a website, but for me it brings nothing up...

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All the best from Alan

Hi Steve,

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Port 1 is the 2m VHF Port, had a few people come in on that port

But when you do MH 1 you get nothing not even a hearder

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