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Hi Everyone, I have a radio port, and an APRSIS port on my YAAC instance. The APRSIS feed drowns out the RF port when viewing raw packets. Is there any way to filter the raw packet view to just

Alas, that won't help; u-blox is far more recent than the DeLorme GPSs. On the other hand, if you used a u-blox GPS with GPSD, it's entirely probable that GPSD switched the GPS into u-blox proprietary

Andrew, it's a u-blox. What model i don't recall, however it is several years old.I used a puck style unit and it works with Linux, so the problem was definitely with the u-blox.With the information

Hmmm.... is this one of the old DeLorme TripMate or EarthMate GPSs? They had a characteristic of sending a model announcement string, and wouldn't do anything else until that string was echoed back by

Again, thank you for the help Andrew. Using your suggestion i found that the GPS module signs on with some kind of header and then fails to send anymore information to YAAC. While it will stream to a

Thank-you Andrew. Yes i have it set to use the GPS for my positionI'll check the View->GPS Status Thank-you again. Paul On Monday, April 1, 2024 at 03:32:13 PM PDT, Andrew P.

Sounds plug-in now works fine. Had the speakers turned up too high. A message came in and nearly gave me a heart attack and almost blasted me out of the shack! Michael WA7SKG Andrew P. wrote on

next beta build#197 of YAAC ("Yet Another APRS Client"), created 2024-Apr-01 downloadable from https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html or

Greetings. A Kenwood TH-D72 in Packet mode is a TNC2-compatible TNC, which (as you noticed) starts in TNC Command mode (not KISS mode). However, YAAC only uses KISS mode. So, you must tell YAAC to

Greetings. Did you tell YAAC to _use_ the GPS data in your beacons? By default, this is disabled, because not all YAAC stations have a GPS (and use fixed location instead). Because YAAC will not send

Hi all, I installed YAAC on my Ubuntu and connected my TH-D72 with the USB cable to the computer. Using Putty, I can connect to my TH-D72 via /dev/ttyUSB0 and I am able to send commands to the HT,

I've tried a search but haven't been successful. Running Ubuntu on a Ryzen 5 laptop. Running Linux Mint on a Pentium. Same issue on both. Attempting to run as a mobile station with either computer,

Good stuff. I also use ariss.net & search for your call. ?___ Sent from my two-way wrist watch 73 de W3AB/George ?

You might want to define what the "same fate" means. Are you not seeing your own weather data, or are you talking about not being digipeated by local digipeaters? Have the two of you ever looked at

Hi Andrew I think I have the answer. I changed radios. The original is an old Midland that has served me well for many years. It has a fixed output of 25 watts. The radio I am now using has an output

Well, to me, aprs.fi is showing VE2EP-1's weather data, but his raw packets do seem to be missing the field that documents the weather station hardware (Peet Bros, Davis, etc.) in the weather

HI Andrew I am the "neighbour" that Ian refers to -? VA3JLF-1.? And my yaac map shows the correct weather for both my and Ian's stations.? I understand your explanation of the different paths and

Ah, you have fallen into the misguided and incorrect assumption that you can use aprs.fi for propagation analysis. You cannot do this, because the APRS-IS explicitly does not report _every_ packet

Well, the my last 34 beacons were digipeated by ve3uel according to aprs.fi, which is approx. 50 kms from here and one from ve3pec which is approx.. 10 kms away. Va3pec is not a particularly busy

The first question I would ask is "How do you know the nearest digipeater is ignoring your signal?" What evidence do you have to support that statement? James VE6SRV