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This is good news. Thanks! I'll set up a test station this week to check out 13 and 14. I'm excited about 25, and especially for parsing remote data. If the next version could send tweets it would

next beta build#149 of YAAC ("Yet Another APRS Client"), created 2020-May-09 downloadable from https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html or

I sent my initial message twice because the first time I did not see any indication that it had been sent. The second time, I noticed the header about moderator approval.

Greetings, all. I'm not sure if it's the new subscribers sending in duplicate, or a bug ("feature"?) of Groups.io, but I find most new message submitters have two new messages waiting for moderation

Thank you for taking a look at that. If you can send me updated source or Unix/Linux patch files, I will merge that into the build I was planning on releasing tomorrow (if I don't get it done

Andrew, I am a retired software developer and Extra class Ham, AG5VQ. I recently started experimenting with APRS and found YAAC to be both interesting and in active development. While experimenting

Actually, it's suggested to use no digipeat path for high altitude balloons, as at their typical cruising altitude, they can hit several counties directly without digipeating, so waking up several

Just curious.? Are there dog trackers on the 2 meter band or did you cobble something together?The maximal update rate I was able to experiment with was to hard program and test transmit a position

That sounds dangerously like a way to clog the national channel with your burst. Sure, you'd save a tiny bit of time not having to key up and send multiple flag bytes on the channel before starting

Right now i have two radios running in to YAAC, 1 on 144.390 national frequency, the other on a different frequency for my dog trackers. I have the dog trackers transmitting a a high rate. Is it

You were correct Andrew, very easy fix, I must have look at that page 5 times and not seen it. Thank you for your help!? On Sun, May 3, 2020 at 10:52 AM, Andrew P.<andrewemt@...> wrote:

Greetings. What exactly do you want to do here? YAAC already supports timeslotting, configurable on a port-by-port basis, although that is limited by how much extra timing baggage the external TNC

Persisting locally-defined objects across restarts is easy. This is a configurable capability in YAAC. Go to the menu choice File->Configure->Expert Mode, select the Behavior tab, and check the

Hello all and thanks for letting me join the group.?The problem I am having is when I create an object it works fine as long as I have the program running, or don't loose power etc. Then the object

Thank you.

The recommended place to begin is with a radio listening to your local traffic through a TNC (hardware or software). If you don't already have a hardware TNC, the software ones actually perform much

Hi. im new to YAAC. ?How do I get a passcode? ?Where do I begin? delivers1234 kr3lim

Hello is it possiable to add more digi setting like conesctive packet send. and to set the time to hold packets for the burst send.

Great explanation. Thanks so much.

Random Internet packets don't get transmitted to RF by transmit-capable I-gates. There are very specific rules implemented by both APRS-IS backbone servers and I-gates to ensure the local RF channel