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That's what I'm planning for the next build. Just a little bit of delay before sending the next packet, and filling in the packet when it is transmitted, rather than when it is queued. And no

I'll always be a YAAC enthusiast, but for a remote wx station I'll probably use aprx on a pi zero.? By copying the weather format from YAAC I've got it sending positionless weather packets and using

Ok, thanks! I’ve not understand it in the mail before. Thanks! Elia, IU2JWM

Again, the reason you're not seeing the iPhone in YAAC is that: 1. No I-gate station (including yourself) is going to transmit it to RF because the iPhone isn't sending any packets meeting rule#1 or

Hi, Is a digipiter plus I-Gate configured in wide1-1. I have the pi-tnc interface and APRS-IS interface. I don’t want to repeat my smartphone beacon trough RF. I only want to understand why I

First off, is your digipeater a digipeater-plus-I-gate, or just a digipeater? Since your iPhone is not a transmitter on ham bands, the only way your Internet-originated APRS packets are going to get

Goodmorning, I have a Digipeater on raspberry pi and pi-TNC. all works fine, except this thing: if I send a beacon from my iPhone with APRS.fi app, I can see it on APRS.fi website, but not on YAAC. I

I'm not sure. I've only tested the Bluetooth plugin on Microsoft Windows and Debian Linux (Intel processors). So I don't know which Pi processors the ARM native library will work on. Please, try

You said you don't know if the second option would work for pi 4, do you know if it would for the pi 3? It sounds like the second option you gave me would be the more stable if I can make that work

Greetings. You have two options here. If you bind the Mobilinkd TNC to your Pi using their Bluetooth drivers, you can use the Serial_TNC port type. However, if you have Bluetooth connectivity

Hello, I am trying to make a mobinkd tnc2 work with a raspberry pi 4 running YAAC. I am fairly new to both APRS and raspberry pi (linux) can you please help me with this? Thanks 73's Jeremy

Thank you Andrew.? That explains that I am entering the wrong format.? I was confused with the DDD MM.SS with DDD MM.mm.? Now entered the DDD MM.mm and it is now in the right location. I have

Spot on. Thanks. -- *Bob Nazro, W1RPQ*

The callsigns are not for the station as a whole, but for each APRS communications port (Serial_TNC, APRS-IS, etc.). The reason the old callsign keeps showing up in the wizard is because you didn't

I have a new call sign and want to update YACC, but every time I change it with the wizzard it keeps the original call sign. Is there a way to do this without a complete reload? Thanks.

Hi Andrew Thanks for this.? I do not mean to sound ungrateful by any means.? I think you are doing a great job in creating and supporting YAAC.? It has a lot of great features and is very simple

My thoughts are: it's really really hard to slice up a vector map with filled areas into lots of smaller vector maps with correctly sliced filled areas, which is what the YAAC OSM map importer does.

Hi Andrew I live in the vicinity of East Lake Ontario Canada and the lake is missing from the YAAC map , instead of the lake there is a white space.? The coordinates of the lake are 43.9189° N,

Thanks for investigating Andrew! I checked the Weathercat documentation and there doesn't appear to be anyway of changing the format unfortunately, it seems to be tied to the CWOP service Bob

Yes, it does indicate a syntax error. The specified format of the WXNOW.TXT file (that YAAC knows about, anyway, according to the Cumulus application's documentation) is a two-line file. The first