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Ah, because most of them aren't licensed amateur radio stations legally authorized to transmit their weather data on the radio? :-)

has data feeds from more than just the APRS-IS backbone. There is a separate backbone (using APRS-IS protocols) called which carries just unlicensed CWOP traffic, so it can't get accidentally transmitted to RF (and put the Tx I-gate station owner at legal risk). There is also the FireNet, which carries traffic from non-amateur-radio sensors of interest to fire, emergency management, and weather services.

If you would like to see the CWOP traffic in your YAAC client, open an APRS-IS port in YAAC pointed at . Make sure this is a read-only port, and that you are _not_ configured to forcibly Tx-I-gate the weather traffic through any RF ports you have. Note that you can have more than one APRS-IS port open in YAAC, so you can be connected to amateur radio APRS-IS, CWOP, and FireNet simultaneously. However, you should only transmit to the regular APRS-IS network (and that only if you are licensed youself).

Hope this helps.

Andrew, KA2DDO
author of YAAC

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of e m
Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2023 8:24 PM

hi. not sure if this was discussed but why don't i see this on YAAC but i see them on <>?


Sincerely,
Eugene Mosqueda

Dominus Providebit

Ah, because most of them aren't licensed amateur radio stations legally authorized to transmit their weather data on the radio? :-)

has data feeds from more than just the APRS-IS backbone. There is a separate backbone (using APRS-IS protocols) called which carries just unlicensed CWOP traffic, so it can't get accidentally transmitted to RF (and put the Tx I-gate station owner at legal risk). There is also the FireNet, which carries traffic from non-amateur-radio sensors of interest to fire, emergency management, and weather services.

If you would like to see the CWOP traffic in your YAAC client, open an APRS-IS port in YAAC pointed at . Make sure this is a read-only port, and that you are _not_ configured to forcibly Tx-I-gate the weather traffic through any RF ports you have. Note that you can have more than one APRS-IS port open in YAAC, so you can be connected to amateur radio APRS-IS, CWOP, and FireNet simultaneously. However, you should only transmit to the regular APRS-IS network (and that only if you are licensed youself).

Hope this helps.

Andrew, KA2DDO
author of YAAC

________________________________________
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of e m
Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2023 8:24 PM

hi. not sure if this was discussed but why don't i see this on YAAC but i see them on <>?


Sincerely,
Eugene Mosqueda

Dominus Providebit

Thank you.

I notice the transmit on the cwop is disabled.? I don't have any rf items (radios etc connected.? is there something i need to also disable?

Sincerely,
Eugene Mosqueda

Dominus Providebit

On Thu, Jan 12, 2023 at 5:45 PM Andrew P. <andrewemt@...> wrote:

Ah, because most of them aren't licensed amateur radio stations legally authorized to transmit their weather data on the radio? :-)

has data feeds from more than just the APRS-IS backbone. There is a separate backbone (using APRS-IS protocols) called which carries just unlicensed CWOP traffic, so it can't get accidentally transmitted to RF (and put the Tx I-gate station owner at legal risk). There is also the FireNet, which carries traffic from non-amateur-radio sensors of interest to fire, emergency management, and weather services.

If you would like to see the CWOP traffic in your YAAC client, open an APRS-IS port in YAAC pointed at . Make sure this is a read-only port, and that you are _not_ configured to forcibly Tx-I-gate the weather traffic through any RF ports you have. Note that you can have more than one APRS-IS port open in YAAC, so you can be connected to amateur radio APRS-IS, CWOP, and FireNet simultaneously. However, you should only transmit to the regular APRS-IS network (and that only if you are licensed youself).

Hope this helps.

Andrew, KA2DDO
author of YAAC

________________________________________
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of e m
Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2023 8:24 PM

hi. not sure if this was discussed but why don't i see this on YAAC but i see them on <>?


Sincerely,
Eugene Mosqueda

Dominus Providebit