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Hi all, Slightly off topic. Is there any on-air regular net or BBS on HF, preferably 7MHz that I can use to test my installation? Or any volunteer I can arrange a QRX? Thanks and 73s, Levente, HA5OGL

Got it!? Thank you very much. de KA9WRZ

Open with Notepad, or any other text editor.Notepad++ is a good (and free) editor also. Patrick (N3TSZ)

OK, new to Direwolf.? Just getting it set up.? It is receiving, apparently, as I see traffic on the screen.? I am pretty sure (according to what I have read) that I have to change some settings in

That did occur to me but thank you for the idea. Unfortunately for me it still didn't work. See below: keithkaiser@Apparatus ~ % direwolf -c /Users/keithkaiser/direwolf-NEW.conf -t O Dire Wolf version

Try swapping these. Audio input device for receive: USB Audio CODEC:2? (channel 0) Audio out device for transmit: USB Audio CODEC:3? (channel 0) Note that 3 has only input and 2 has only output.

The cmake was indeed the missing part. So I now have version 1.6 and followed the instructions for the ADEVICE settings, here is what happens when I try to run it. keithkaiser@Apparatus ~ % direwolf

Sounds like you have to install cmake first.? Also, here's the latest user guide with installation instructions.? Install for Macintosh starts on page 30 of the guide:

I have v1.4 which is not running, on my Intel MacBook Pro with Big Sur v11.3 but instead of getting this older version of Direwolf running I’d like to upgrade the install to v1.6. So I changed the

Have you tried altering your range filters? Say start off with m/50 and see what quantity of packets you get from that, then adjust / alter your filters, and see what additional packets the APRS-IS

Jim, Great explanation, but I've done all of this. I already have enough filtering on everything. What I usually receive from the servers is maybe 100 or so an hour. But to get 119,755 packets an hour

Arnold, pure guess.. I suspect that the APRS system forwards packets to be transmitted based on one of two items. The first (least likely) would be what it calculates your coverage area to be. I have

Greg, I’m very aware of Gapgte. But that’s not it. It seems to be world wide feed when it happens Arnold

Hi Arnold, Check to see if it's coming from "GAPGTE". As I understand it, that station is basically forwarding some not-insignificant portion of the APRS-IS through RF to a cabin up in the Sierras

I'll watch and see what server(s) if/when it happens again. Arnold, KQ6DI

Hey Arnold, I can appreciate your situation here and while I can recommend some ideas, the real issue seems to be coming from the remote APRS-IS server. If you know the traffic was coming from a

Unfortunately I didn't capture what was being sent. I should have done a screen shot, but didn't. The three cases I've seen were on slower, MORE EXPENSIVE, internet connections, and my first reaction

Remember the IGate design is such that the upstream APRS-IS server forwards packets that the IGate MIGHT be interested in transmitting on RF.? Unfortunately, some IGate implementations (I cannot

By the time you looked, I had removed the filtering and the IGTXVIA 0 has been commented out. When I looked at the Screen for direwolf, it was constantly scrolling with stuff for the IGate to

Hey Arnold, Looking at this T2ONATARIO server by going to http://status.aprs2.net/ then doing a search for "T2ONTARIO", clicking on that to take you to http://72.38.114.30:14501/ . At the top of this