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Hi, I've just started using YACC on Linux (Debian 12) with Direwolf and a USB CM108 modem, I downloaded the pre formatted tiles for my location (England GB) and unfortunately there are a few issues

What port driver did you select to talk to the Yaesu radio? The Yaesu APRS radios use their own non-standard way to deliver APRS packets to the serial port, so you have to use the Yaesu (not Kenwood

Hello, I installed YAAC on a, I believe a Windows 10 machine. ?The radio is a new FTM-500 and the idea was to display a map of APRS traffic around the location. ?I could see raw packets on messages

Clear, thank you and thanks for YAAC!

Greetings. There are two issues here: 1. The password will only be forgotten when you shut down YAAC (it is cached in memory but not to disk so you don't have to send it again for any YAAC

Hi, I just set up my winlink and wanted to try it via APRS/YAAC. The first time I tried to send mail YAAC prompted me but I used the wrong password. Now YAAC doesn't seem to want to prompt me again.

Hi Andrew, Thanks for the tips -- shortly after posting here last night I got it working. All that was needed was tinkering with the "connectors" menu to setup FM data mode for USB (not ACC), and

If the Direwolf startup tells you your version already has HamLib in it, you just need to ask your installed version's rigctl (the command-line interface to HamLib) to print out its list of supported

Greetings all, With the demise of my old TM-V71A + RC-D710 rig, I decided to splurge on an entirely new rig -- ICOM-9700. (I'll use this for a lot more than APRS and it's been several years since I

My heartfelt condolences. 73 Danny, K5CG HH 550-000-0609 SKCC 14257

I'll take a look at that. Unfortunately, my RC-D710 head is probably fine. It's the TM-V71A that died. I put the original control head back on it and still nothing powers up. No obvious breaks to

Paul, Do you still have the original control head for the TM-V71A? If you added an RC-710D, the radio must have had an original control head at one time, yes? Don't spend money to fix the RC-710D.

I suggest you try starting YAAC with the 'java' (not 'javaw') command in a Command Prompt window, so you can see any error messages while YAAC is running. In particular, see if you get any "permission

Well it just did it again as expected on a windows 7 machine . Yaac has no config after upgrading Java as recomended . I saved a xml config prior to upgrade and Yaac was definitely not running during

Well, the software TNCs run rings around the hardware TNCs built on the old basic TNC2 architecture. So (assuming only the RC-D710 control head failed) if you can put the old V71A control head back on

Hi Andrew-- Thanks, the site is working now. I wanted to see what other rigs YAAC supports. It seems my Kenwood TM-V71A + RC-D710 died today after about 13 years of faithful use. It'll be sent in

No, I forgot to update the DNSSEC keys again, and it was on my calendar for Monday. :-( The DNSSEC update has been applied; not sure how long it will take to get to the secondary name

Say, is the www.ka2ddo.org site currently down? I wanted to check a couple things, but can't reach it. Thanks! 73, KD0KZE / Paul

java version "17.0.7" 2023-04-18 LTS Big Sur Macos 11.7.7 ( I had to reinstall and reboot to get yaac.jar to work from finder (or a shortcut) Doug VK2DCR/VK2EY

Andrew, Just tried it out, and it works fine on my MacBook. I am running MacOS 10.14.6 Java version is: 1.8.0_31 Jim - WA3NOA