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David said: It looks like no one got back to you regarding using a Microsat WX3-in-1 as a TNC for YAAC. Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with the device, so can only go with the documentation on the

OK, I have a fix that works with compressed position reports. It will be in the next build of YAAC. Andrew, KA2DDO author of YAAC Given Andrew's notice of the compressed coordinates issue with YAAC,

James I have two TNC 4 units. I got both working once and now that I am trying to get them asigned I'm running into the same issue. Windows sees them and connects but then quickly disconnects. It

I was able to get the Mobilinkd to work with Windows, it just took a bunch of fuckery to get it there. Also you can use it when USB connected via cable to your computer. Still requires some effort,

You could do that on YAAC running on Mac OS X or Linux. However, because of the peculiar way Microsoft Windows binds virtual COM ports over Bluetooth, YAAC can't talk to the Mobilink over Bluetooth

I am the proud owner of a Mobilinkd 4 tnc Is it feasible to useful to connect it to YAAC. It's only drawback is that it is battery powered, as in a rechargeable battery, in fact I seen was curious

I just joined this group. I have a Microsat WX 3 N that is fully operational as a digipeter/Igate. I am also going to set up and configure my new Peet brothers weather station with it. I remember

next beta build#203 of YAAC ("Yet Another APRS Client"), re-created 2024-Sep-27 downloadable from https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html or

Looks like you're good then re: absolute barometric pressure bounds. The US MADIS lower limit is 568 HPa, and the reported average at the top of Mount Kosciuszko is around 880HPa. Andrew,

Given Andrew's notice of the compressed coordinates issue with YAAC, the comment may or may not be allowed.?? You might want to try re-enabling it after a YAAC release that provides for weather

Mount Kosciuszko is the tallest mountain peak in mainland Australia at 2,228 meters (7,310 feet) tall. It is located in the state of New South Wales, in the southeastern part of the country. Mount

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Also, regarding the green boxes and "tan" text. That actually is probably red text indicating that field looks unreasonable compared either to other nearby weather stations, or against absolute

Ah, that's interesting. YAAC is not decoding the weather data from VK7DSH-1 because it expects the uncompressed course (wind direction) and speed to begin the weather data, but that station is using

I don't know anything about how YAAC displays weather stations, but I was curious what you mean by VK7DSH-1 having a "message tacked on the end"??? I'm not seeing anything out of the ordinary in

I now have my Weather station and another listed in the Health Monitor and monitoring them in Weather Station Status. VK7DSH-1 is not being displayed correctly, course and speed are the only fields

Hello, Mike. I'm not sure I quite follow you. Are you referring to the View->Weather Status dialog for your local station? Or the popup window on the map when you click on a station? The latter shows

Hello Andrew, When I click on my weather station icon my weather data is nicely displayed in a window. How about the same format for weather stations other than my own and to allow each of these to

The BulletinBoard view will display any bulletins that you receive (i.e., someone on your RF channel or within your APRS-IS port filter has to send them). The retention period for all YAAC displays

Thank you Andrew. Yes some of that was typo and most was just wrong on my part. I have made some changes ?so we will see what happens.? A couple more questions. Is it possible to populate the