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??♂?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

Greetings. This problem is somewhat unclear., and will require further information to resolve. 1. When you saved your beacon settings, was the "enabled" checkbox checked before you clicked the "Save

the Beacon is not showing on the map. in the Beacon <TAB> i created a new beacon with - X Enabled station beacon Beacon Type: position, manual lat/lon, Display symbol: \# the remaining setting are

It won't be any better with the plugin; they both ignore waypoints right now. ________________________________________ Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2025 11:55 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

I have tried two ways but I think they are the same. 1. I go to file->load->drawing and 2. I have turned on the drawing layer then imported from there. I am guessing that it is the same thing. I

One further question: were you reading the GPX file into a drawing in core YAAC, or as a route in the Dynamic Objects plugin? ________________________________________ Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2025

Greetings. That's an interesting question. At the present time, YAAC only reads the tracks from a GPX file (both for the Drawing layer in core YAAC and for routes in the Dynamic Objects plugin), so

Good Evening, Should Point of Interest in a GPX file show up on the map or just the track section of the file?? I can only seem to get the tracks to show up not the included POI.? Maybe there is a