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Hi Andrew, Yes, my Mac is fully up to date and I typically check updates to make sure. Tim KM4ESU

Another couple of things for your problem: 1. If it happens again, type ctrl-\ in the Terminal window where you started YAAC. That should cause it to print out the stack traces of all the threads

Tim, Is your Mac fully up-to-date? My day-job Mac was crashing a different Java desktop GUI application repeatedly until I applied the latest OS X and Xcode upgrades. Something about the newest Java

Andrew, Thank you for all that you do. This is truly a great application and your willingness to enhance and improve based on user feedback really speaks to your love of this application. Keep up

I am running an M1 Mac OSX 15.3.2 and installed it as shown for a Mac. ?However, my installation froze at the location shown below. Am I missing a dependency or something to get YAAC running on this

next beta build #210 of YAAC ("Yet Another APRS Client"), created 2025-Apr-09 downloadable from https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html

Well, this one is sure weird. I finally tracked it down to the OSM Relation#272896, the shoreline of Grande-Terre of Guadaloupe. For some reason (not seen elsewhere for islands in OSM), this shoreline

??♂?This is what happens when I try to compute too late at night. Of course Guadeloupe. ? 73, Eric WG3K FM18rpPacket: WG3K@WG3K.#SMD.MD.USA.NOAM E-Mail: wg3k@... GPG:

The text in the image says it's the French West Indies, with Point-a-pitre being the central city. That island is otherwise known as Guadeloupe. KH6CP [email protected]> wrote:

Are you sure that's Guatemala in Central America? It looks more like an island somewhere in the southern Caribbean (especially given the border line bubbling around it labeled America/Puerto_Rico

I'm seeing a very strange rendering of OSM data for Guatemala. I looked at the OSM data and can't figure why it looks so strange (see attached). 73, Eric WG3K FM18rp Packet:

It is working well. Thank you!

That was interesting. Not only was it fixable, but your FlightRadar ADS-B receiver seems to be doing a much better job of receiving ADS-B frames without errors than my old RTL-SDR is. When I added

It was more than a leading symbol, but it was worth it to re-review the ADS-B plugin code, which I haven't looked at for a few years. ________________________________________ Sent: Friday, April 4,

Andrew, Before you go through that work, are the packets correct other than the leading symbol? I have been playing around with the different ADS-B receivers and found some play well together and

That's interesting. Your raw packet feed records start with '@', but the ADS-B plugin for YAAC expected them to start with '*' (as the rtl_adsb program produces). I will tweak the ADS-B plugin to

Andrew, Thank you for the quick reply. I see when using PUTTY, via a telnet connection to the PI address and the 30002 port, a stream of stuff, but nothing shows on the YAAC map. Here is a quick

You'd want to connect to port 30002 to get the raw data. YAAC ADS-B decoder plugin processes the raw data itself. Andrew, KA2DDO author of YAAC ________________________________________ Sent:

Has anyone had any luck with using the TCP socket to FLightRadar24? Here are the options from the connection: If I use Putty and telnet to these, there is data there. Just not sure what data it

hi Andrew, thanks for your reply because after i made a submission to yaac-users i thought my posting got lost. i found your software from a youtube video at a conference you did many years ago. what