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I’m running YAAC 1.0-beta205 on Windows 10, but a previous version behaved the same. I can successfully download pre-imported OSM tiles. I can successfully download a small radius of the NASA topo

Greetings, all. I was just checking over some code in YAAC (unfortunately, _after_ I posted build 205 last night), and discovered there is a bug in the OpenStreetMap tile download code when using an

next beta build #205 of YAAC ("Yet Another APRS Client"), created 2024-Dec-30 downloadable from https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html https://sourceforge.net/p/yetanotheraprsc

According to chatGPT; This string appears to be an APRS (Automatic Packet Reporting System) location beacon, commonly used in amateur radio for reporting position. Here's how to interpret

No, you'll have to look in the APRS Protocol Specification document for that. ________________________________________ Sent: Monday, December 30, 2024 2:24 PM To: [email protected] Subject:

No, not really. What you did was stop _displaying_ stations and objects more than 100 kilometers away. But you didn't stop receiving and cataloging them in heap memory. To overstuff YAAC like this, I

Andrew, Do you have a legend that breaks out the object attributes in the object.pos file? Like what does this all mean: *111111z4738.27N/12243.53Wr I feel like the *111111z is time and equals

Thank you, Andrew, I think I found the thing I was after as it was pretty elementary. Under the Filter menu, I found that I was set to a Range of over 12,000 Km. set that to 100 and things got way

The memory utilization bar can be turned on to show your actual heap utilization on the Preferences tab of the expert-mode Configuration dialog. This will show the used versus allocated heap

I noticed that I was seeing the entire world and I was likely running out of memory. Can someone remind me where to set the range limit? Jamie Hughes WA7JH (360) 340-8886

Regarding your two questions: 1. YAAC can import raster map images for a background. However, they are a pain to pin to the grid so the coordinate system is known properly, so I recommend using

That is really peculiar. The FreeBSD JSSC package deliberately installs the jssc JAR file in a subdirectory of /usr/local/openjdk8 (not a Java-version-independent name like /usr/local/java). On the

All: I'm new to YAAC and I was wondering if it's possible to import a simple World Map? My primary interest is HF APRS so there's no need for a detailed street map. Also wondering if it's possible to

Just posted to my VE7PPE blog: https://ve7ppe-hugo-blog-public.pages.dev/posts/freebsd_adventures-yaac_aprs_th-d72/ I added more detail and some corrections, then better formatted. @Andrew - Here is

This is probably because you were formerly configured to have _no_ icon for your YAAC beacon. YAAC always plots its own station with the symbol specified in the beacon configuration. Since the

I found a work-around. I went into Beacon and configured a truck icon for my YAAC setup and now the pick-up truck icon shows up at the center of the screen. The Microsat WX3in1 uses SmartBeaconing

Greetings. This looks like the correct sequence with a couple of corrections: 1. JSSC is never bundled in the core JDK or JRE, and the version that is bundled inside YAAC only supports Linux,

I'm returning to FreeBSD after almost 10 years using Debian/Fedora for ham laptop.? Its been an expected return with having to compile from source and/or search for obscure packages to get things to

Good day, Andrew - I have a Win11 PC running YAAC in the truck. It connects via local Ethernet network to a Microsat WX3in1 that is always on and is set up to beacon, digi my callsign, provide

Hi, Clarence. I found the cause of your issue of no Message or Query menus. This is not a bug; it is a feature when your YAAC instance is not configured to be able to _transmit_ any APRS packets