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Yes, I noticed that I couldn't see it any more either. Apparently, the US National Weather Service has reorganized their radar data products, so I'll have to figure out the new URL to pull from to get

Absolutely incredible. Of all the ports I tried, I failed to attempt this one. Works perfectly! Thank you. Additionally, I am having an issue with loading raster maps weather imagery. I would like to

AHHHH I never thought of that… I just looked at a handful of the hotspots packets and I think I have figured out what destinations that they are sending to. Depending on the hotspot it looks like

As of the current build, sender and destination filters are not persisted. However, you could more quickly block those hotspots out if they have a consistent destination 'tocall' you could filter out

Do any of the TCP ports you mentioned produced the raw ADSB packets in the below non-human-interpretable format? *stringofhexadecimaldigits; If so, you should be able to use the YAAC plugin in socket

Don’t know if this is the best place to ask questions. I’m trying to pump info from my flightaware SDR to imagery on YAAC. 1. Flight aware is using dump1090-fa 2. The standard commands aren’t

Greetings all! This is probably something I am just missing, but is there a way to persist callsign filters across restarts? Here is my situation. I use YAAC to connect to the APRS-IS system to

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OK I downloaded plugin and put in the directory. Now I get and error when yaac launches: "Bluetooth stack unavailable." PS F:\z0bin\radio\0aprs\yaac> ls .\bin\plugins\ Directory:

Ah, another victim of Microsoft Windows' screwed-up "support" for Bluetooth serial devices. A serial port is _one_ COM port, not two (the way Windows Bluetooth pairing screws up). There is a Bluetooth

Hi, Today I received an MicroSat Voyager. I've uploaded my config and paired the Bluetooth to my windows ten computer. Windows says it has assigned the device to com ports. Port 8 says incoming and

YAAC's AGWPE port is a client looking to connect to an AGW server, and in this case it could not find one. That's because the server would be provided by a soft-TNC application such as DireWolf, which

I'm running YAAC on my Mac (Catalina), I use it for WSJT-X, and fldigi all the time. I'd like to monitor APRS with YAAC as well using the same SignaLink and USB cables that already work. I tried

Try this. sudo adduser $USER dialout Exactly like that.?? ( $USER is a system variable that contains your logged in username, so this should add you to the dialout group all by itself.. ) You can

Auto-centering usually is persistent over YAAC restarts. However, it is implicitly turned off (as opposed to explicitly by the user selecting it on the menu) under the following circumstances: 1. if

Is it possible to make the auto-center option persistent? -- Pi4 4GB

Andrew sudo usermod -a -G dialout beggsrl With a restart I got it up and running! Thank You for a Fantastic Product and absolutely the best support in the world! Thank You and God Bless Richard -

No. sudo usermod -G dialout -a beggsrl since the account already exists, you only want to modify it, not re-create it. Andrew, KA2DDO ________________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, December

Andrew beggsrl@beggsrl-desktop:~$ sudo useradd -G dialout beggsrl [sudo] password for beggsrl: useradd: user 'beggsrl' already exists beggsrl@beggsrl-desktop:~/YAAC$ lsusb Bus 002 Device 001: ID

When I launch YAAC, the logs indicate that jssc-2.9.2 from the YAAC distribution is being used. GPSd is 3.21. Java is 15.0.1. Matthew NB0X