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Bob, I would like to do something similar. Can you explain your hardware and software configuration such that I might attempt to reproduce it. ..jpw J P Watters KC9KKO Morris, IL USA

Dire Wolf version 1.7 (Oct 24 2023) BETA TEST 7 Includes optional support for: ?hamlib cm108-ptt dns-sd Reading config file direwolf.conf Audio input device for receive: udp:7355 ?(channel 0) Audio

Hello Bob, Can you show the output of when you start Direwolf? --David KI6ZHD

This is what I am trying: direwolf -t 0 -n 1 -b 16 -B 1200 -r 48000 udp:7355 I'm sending audio to? a gnu radio audio sink AND a udp sink. I hear the audio very clearly, but direwolf is not printing

This is explained in the Radio Interface Guide https://github.com/wb2osz/direwolf-doc/blob/main/Radio-Interface-Guide.pdf on page 23. 73, John WB2OSZ

Excellent. Thank you David. Arnold, KQ6DI

Hello Arnold, You need to compile up the DEV branch of Direwolf (v1.8) as well as install the gpiod daemon to catch up to the various disruptive changes in Bookworm. I've updated my docs to reflect

I saw in several previous posts that an issue arises when Direwolf v 1.7 is tried on the latest Bookworm Update. I haven't seen any recent posts, and didn't find an definitive "fix", so I thought I'd

Fair enough, might be also a KPC3 issue....? I stand corrected. Maybe I was biased because a couple of month a go, in the rea where I live,? we had an SDR IGate stuck in a sort of loop and it kept

Here are a couple places where we see the position jump abruptly, apparently by an older position report being delayed. 2024-05-02 12:06:34 EDT: *KC3FRA-9 (

Many KPC-3Plus TNC still have this issue today, because it is not widely known that the KISS-mode Buffer Bug was fixed by Kantronics in a 2022 firmware update (it doesn't help that the new firmware is

What evidence caused you to arrive at that theory? 73, John WB2OSZ

Are you sure these packets weren't digipeated by the infamous buggy Kantronics KPC-3, which also had the habit of delaying digipeats? If the digipeater delayed the packets before it got to the I-gate,

Hi all, I am currently on a road trip through southwest US. Family and friends us APRS to look where I am. Lately they told me : your track has some weird jumps and cros crosses. I analyzed my data

I should have also suggested that some sort of range filtering might be possible if you actually loaded up the referenced zone and/or county shapefiles, parsed the received packets to identify which

The problem is going to be that some of the weather packets are messages without coordinates.?? As a matter of fact, I'm not sure posits are even generated for most packets.?? Maybe just the

That is a very interesting question. It sounds like we might need a new type of filter based on the weather region codes. Could you provide a few examples of the packets you are seeing? 73, John

How should go about filtering NWS products to just a radius around me? Currently I am IG->RF all EAX products, but i want to filter all EAX products within 50km or so of me. IGFILTER

Hi all, I've recently released 3 new Python packages to help ham developers build their own packet-related software. All are open source, released under the MIT License. The packages are: *

Hi all, I've recently released a new multi-platform packet radio terminal application named Paracon, featuring the following: * Text-based console app runs on Linux, Mac, and Windows. * Supports