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Do I need to or should have an event type for the message group? Sincerely, Eugene Mosqueda *Dominus Providebit* hotmail.com@groups.io> wrote:

To see how much heap you really need to have for your particular usage of YAAC, you can open the expert-mode Configuration dialog and enable displaying the memory utilization bar on the Preferences

For YAAC to receive from a group, you have to indicate you are a member of the group by listing it on the Message Groups table on the expert-mode Configuration dialog's General tab, and then enabling

So I am able to send a group message by use the "To:" at the bottom via wide1,wide 2. Is YAAC capable a receiving a group message directly? or do I have to filter out from the

Thanks!. All is working well now. hotmail.com@groups.io> wrote:

When you start YAAC from a command line (either directly, in a script, or in a graphical desktop shortcut), you will want to tweak the launching command line a little to look like this: java -Xmx512m

Andrew, please see responses below. John hotmail.com@groups.io> wrote:

Looks like an obvious failure due to not enough memory allocated to the Java runtime on the second machine. How much RAM memory does that computer have, and what operating system are you using? Also,

Hi Andrew, thanks for the reply. Both machines are running 1.0beta208. On the first (working) system, the error log shows repeated downloads of the NWS map file, e.g.: Wed Feb 19 10:59:42 EST 2025:

This sounds like there's some kind of networking issue on your second computer. This can happen when the radar image refresh is attempted and fails. An error message should appear in the YAAC.out file

I have the current YAAC version running on different machines. On one ( a RPi 4) NWS raster overlay maps are displayed and refreshed every few minutes. On the other, (an x86 machine), the maps do not

next beta build #208 of YAAC ("Yet Another APRS Client"), created 2025-Feb-16 downloadable from https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html

Hi Andrew, thanks for the info. I do have further questions though. Are there instructions for configuring an APRS-IS connection for NWS weather alerts? Where can I get the shape files? Cheers, Tom

Of course, this only works if you have a working Internet connection and the same for the Internet site you are sending your data to (the APRS-IS is highly redundant if you choose to use one of the

There are a few things you have to do to have your weather data beaconed with your position reports. 1. You have to have a weather input port opened on YAAC that is receiving the weather data.

Just some info. You can get your weather data broadcast over the internet and it will show on APRS just like an RF broadcast one. I can find the info and website I used. It’s a national weather

Here's a few details on seeing severe weather zones: 1. You will only get severe weather alerts (forecasts) if you have an APRS-IS connection with a geographical radius (r/ or m/) or area (a/) filter

Andrew, I feel like this classic applies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRGljemfwUE&ab_channel=JoshWeinberg

How are you able to weather alerts? I have had no luck finding out how to do that.

hi. i don't get any info in the severe weather zones window. i think i downloaded all teh files from noaa. i do see the weather on the map. Sincerely, Eugene Mosqueda *Dominus Providebit*