Dave: 150' may be too far for some range extenders, but they do make WiFi Bridges that go further - this is what I pan to use on my property to connect a remote building where I'll have a repeater up

Don, Firstly: That sounds like it just might be worth investigating ! I've been trying to figure OUT a way to get internet connectivity in MY detached shop bldg (completely metallic building

Dave: You could get a WiFi Range extender which has a Ethernet jack - I use one of these in my shed and connect the Ethernet on the range extender to a Ethernet switch to feed several wired devices.

Noel, I JUST changed the dedicated WIN XP desktop PC back to DHCP IP Address assignment, and once a new IP Address was assigned, lo & behold, the APRSIS32 software acknowledged the connection

I don't have a wired Ethernet connection path available for the dedicated APRS I-Gate PC.......That's why I am using the USB Wi-Fi adapter.

I would almost guarantee that the problem is with the wifi hardware in the old computer. Have you tried a wired Ethernet connection?

To ANYONE out there who may be able to help........ This is a rather long-winded request for some DEEP technical assistance with APRSIS32 software setups, so be ready for a long sit-down session,

To ANYONE out there who may be able to help........ This is a rather long-winded request for some DEEP technical assistance with APRSIS32 software setups, so be ready for a long sit-down session,

Hi all, I am having trouble with the newest development version of APRSIS32 losing my GPS fix and plotting my position despite my ability to see it in the Kenwood D710 position display in the control

Sorry if this sounds negative (but it is). The result of what everyone suggested on how to filter out a station transmitting something poorly on RF is to use something other than APRSIS32. I either

"BTW, the way I usually test is with an HT, I'll send a message to "ISS" (without the quotes) and see if I get the auto-response back. If you're not familiar with the SATSRV, read

Hi Lynn, thank you for clarification. If not already there, let's add this to the Wiki pages or manual. Regards, J, MzeroIPU, YOthreeFCA

So, you have the D710 doing the digipeating directly, not digipeating with APRSIS32, right? If you are a typical home station, then you should likely ONLY be digipeating WIDE1 and not

Hi, I’m running a digipeater. I took off the wide1-1 and it’s set to wide2-2. I’m using a Kenwood d710 is there any other settings I should know about?

Ok, to clear up some confusion before it gets worse. There are TWO different Kills in APRSIS32. One is "Kill Station" and appears on the normal (left) button click on a station in the

Re 'kill'. Sorry to hear that. Using a software modem aka SoundModem by UZ7HO is much more rewarding. It also decodes many more packets than a regular TNC (see the DireWolf manual on how this is

I don't think Timothy is running AS  digipeater, but is referring to what path to use to REQUEST digipeater support. The general rule is WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1 for mobile stations that might need the

If you are a digipeater you should not be running WIDE1-1 because that is for stations that cannot hit a regular WIDE2 digipeater. Since you are already a digipeater you are not useful if you cannot

Now I understand where 'Kill' is. It is in YOUR own Object. When you remove it (from yourself), do you want it to just time-out from others screens, or be removed instantly (Kill). So it only works

Kill shows up when in the pop-up menu that appears when you click on the station you want to kill. It really says “Kill Station”. I have used that in the past, but I **THINK** the station shows