I was asked to weigh in on this regarding what those stations are and why they don't show up on APRS-IS. Considering it is because of my software they don't show up, I guess that is a reasonable

g4ilo wrote: Yep, my motto is to learn one new thing each day. And once I accomplish that, I can go back to bed saving the rest of the learning for tomorrow! Precisely my understanding and much

Crikey! You don't just get great software on this group but also an APRS degree education. :) Lynn, thanks for the answer and explanation. However if I understand correctly, if I do that my

Thanks Lynn, I noticed it got re-written that's why I ask. Dave N8PU

Dave, Yes and No. XML supports comments in the form: <!-- This is a comment and can have anything inside it --> but if you want to knock out a tag, I think you do something like this: <!--

Lynn, Do you know if there is a way to 'remark' (REM) out a line in the .XML file so we could experiment with different filters or stuff like that without having to remember what was changed? In

Lynn W. Deffenbaugh wrote: Oh, and if you DO switch to a CWOP server, your station's beacons will probably continue to appear on aprs.fi, but I don't think they'll show up on other APRS-IS server and

Julian, Short answer: No. More helpful answer: These are not amateur radio weather stations, but are part of the "CWOP" or Citizens Weather Observer Program (http://www.wxqa.com/). These stations

I noticed a couple of weather stations near me on aprs.fi which don't appear in APRSISCE. The only thing I note about them is that they don't have ham callsigns, their IDs are like CW1234. Is there

james_jolin wrote: It sounds like you have increased the transparency of the maps until they've disappeared completely. Try hitting a bunch of right arrows. Right arrow decreases the transparency

I am new to this program, so be gentle. I installed aprsisce for Windows 32. I entered my validation number and all I get is the stations and a big circle with n, s, e, and w. Is there supposed to me

I have got code that will do the conversion but it is in Pascal, because that's the programming language I'm familiar with. If it would be useful, drop me an email and I'll put it in an

OK. There are conversion utilities that can convert track files between various formats like CSV, GPX etc. I don't know whether they would work with your particular CSV format. If not, it isn't a big

DonM wrote: Hm, I also have my laptop set to do nothing when I close the lid, but I only close the lid when I'm carrying it through the house. I leave it open all night with the Power Options turning

g4ilo wrote: Being only a recently licensed (1 year) and even more recently HF licensed (3 monhts) amateur operator, I only recently even learned what a "grid locator" IS! There is code in there to

g4ilo wrote: You're currently correct that APRSISCE won't do OpenStreetMap.org GPX files. However, if you look in your My Documents folder, you'll notice a bunch of .CSV files with yyyymmdd-hhmm.csv

g4ilo wrote: The Enables/Sound option disables certain sounds like the ack received, GPS fix acquired, and APRS-IS connection acquired. However, anything that displays a message box will follow

I have aprsis32 installed on my laptop. My laptop is set to do nothing when I close the lid. aprsis32 stays up but it stops sending and receiving data. Is this something that can be fixed? Also is

One of the things I really liked about the iBCNU application for iPhone is that it displayed your current grid locator. This would be really useful for portable / rover operation. Is that possible in

I am expecting delivery of an HTC Touch Pro so hopefully will be trying out APRSISCE real soon. One question I have: is it possible for two applications to access the GPS at the same time? Reason I