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Re:? ?Microsat products. I have used a number of Microsat devices over the past few years and have found them to be well built and reliable.? Microsat is a very small company, but most of our best

Yep, that's why I don't support the Davis weather stations directly. They claim their protocols are well-supported; yes, if you pay extra for the adapter device (especially the amateur-specific one

Andrew Here is the response I received from Davis Weather. I would also like to draw you attention to a new product I am trying to acquire. https://microsat.com.pl/product_info.php?products_id=172 I

OK, a few issues here: 1. The Serial_Weather port type in YAAC only supports Peet Bros weather stations (or any other brand that uses one or more of the protocols Peet Bros uses for their serial

From a friend who is trying to setup a weather station. Art N4EZZ <n4ezz@...> OpenPGP fingerprint E83F A68B 9E63 934A C4AC 1084 83C5 FDD3 9932 338E ============================= there's no

Yes, under beacon, the use GPS for position box is ticked. If i click on the home button, it takes me there immediately, but does not automatically track me. -- Pi4 4GB

Being Linux, where just about anything you can imagine can be done, and then some... You could also script (using shell scripting or whatever) the needed changes to swap from one application to

Is your beacon configured to use GPS for Position? If not, then your position is _only_ the fixed position in the beacon record. ________________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, March 2, 2021

I'm in the same boat. I have tried the Auto-Center map and no luck. Running usb GPS via GPSD -- Pi4 4GB

Thanks Carl, I’ll check those out. Mike

Hi Mike, There are a couple of solutions, one is rxecho, https://www.mankier.com/8/rxecho <https://www.mankier.com/8/rxecho> that routes ax25 packets between ports, or there is kissnetd

Well, assuming you have a GPS feeding into YAAC, either directly with the Serial_GPS or GPSD port type, or through a Kenwood port type (GPS hooked into the 1/8" phone jack on the side of the D710

I'm sure this has been discussed before, but I can't find it. Is there a way to keep my station centered on the map when I am driving? I've only been out a couple times since I got APRS hooked up in

Thanks for the response Andrew. Looks like it would be challenging and I can't say how much demand there would be for the feature in the larger community.? I can tell you what my use case is. I am

No, YAAC does not at the present time support access to the Linux native AX.25 protocol stack. Part of the problem is that YAAC is a Java application and the native AX.25 stack is not accessible

Hello, I'm now to the group, so apologies if this has been mentioned recently.? A Google search let me to a post on this subject from early last year and made me aware of this group. Does YAAC

No, it doesn't, because you still have no guarantee that W0NED-10 is the _fastest_ I-gate to deliver to the APRS-IS in the area. Just FYI, YAAC is typically dead-last in the race of I-gates to forward

Sorry I didn't make clear what my intentions were for this test. I'm simply trying to verify that W0NED-10 is functioning properly as an Igate, not propagation analysis. Does that change your answer ?

Whoops. Missed the point you were making. Note that W0NED-10 is not necessarily the fastest I-gate in the area, so it is possible that the later I-gate actually got your packets to the Internet more

Because you didn't hear it directly; you heard it via a digipeater. Direct means that no other station had to help you get there. ________________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, February 24,