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I would add to that request that you please select carefully what ratflector you target. People in Alabama and Washington State, don’t care what the weather is in eastern PA. When you do a general

Thanks Don and Ron, I tried just http no go. I agree not to use a short timer. I usually just send it once during our weekly net. I guess the main problem I'm having is the time isn't counting down

contact Lee McDaniel at wb4qoj@gmail. com he does this all the time. I would ask that don't run it very often as it fills up everones screen which makes it hard to monitor conversations. Once every

Ron, In my preferences for OpenWeather, I use http:// and I see you use https://? Don [email protected]> wrote: -- 73 de N4VIP, Don - SFARES Inc. Treasurer and Secretary

Hi Don, Yep, I should have included the main window screen shot. Ron NY3J

In the setup, do you have "On" checked? Here is mine> [image: image.png] [email protected]> wrote: -- 73 de N4VIP, Don - SFARES Inc. Treasurer and Secretary

Hi, I'm trying to set up a weather QST in Windows 10 version 0.3.9. Below is my set up. The problem is the time won't count down so the QST is never sent. 73, Ron NY3J

I remember reading a suggestion to send out a GPS-A position report about every 10 to 20 minutes to keep the station from being timed out. There is a setting on the D-Rats client side, not the

I bet it's their upstream router having the NAT session time out. Try to either increase the timeout settings on your router or increase the D-rats ping interval on the D-rats client. --David

Have you looked at the log on the RAT to see what's going on? 73 de N4VIP, Don -- 73 de N4VIP, Don - SFARES Inc. Treasurer and Secretary

I have 2 local hams running a recently released image with D-RATS on it, they are both experiencing disconnect from the rat on what seems to a time setting. The only way to wake it back up is to ping

Your Ignore RegEx line should look like this:\[QST]|CQCQCQ\: Patrick (N3TSZ)

Glen, In the Ignore RegEx box, it MUST be entered like this, to "filter" out QST's and CQ's: \[QST\] \[CQCQCQ\] In otherwords, backslash, left bracket, QST, backslash, right bracket, space (this MUST

Something else to consider along this thread, there are times when QSTs are necessary and useful, but you just don't want the [QST] and beacon messages clogging up the main chat window.? That is

Uhhhh...no.? While I r *eally appreciate* your effort to navigate this minefield, this is such a kludge to install it this way that I think I'll wait until the developer (team) switches to Python3.?

To all users of the Philadelphia Digital Radio Association (K3PDR) Ratflector. I recently discovered that K3PDR-1 was not forwarding mail via the internet. I have since updated the Gmail account

It's worth mentioning that Ubuntu "Eoan Ermine" is Ubuntu 19.10 but this discussion is about D-rats on Mint 20 aka Ubuntu 20.04 which is NEWER than Ubuntu 19.10. Ps. Mixing repo versions (newer or

Thanks Randy. Although the link didn't get me what I needed, it put me on the right path. I added 'deb http://lug.mtu.edu/ubuntu eoan main universe' to my software sources and was able to install

The best way to keep QSTs from filling up the main Chat window is to create a filter with [QST] as the filter string. I place CQCQCQ in the ignore line in Prefferences and also create a second filter

Thank you Patrick for clearing that up. Denis, look at the pdf file I sent you. The syntax is correct. 73, Lew, KB5HPT