Question. Is the centre of the circle the last beaconed position or the current GPS position? Because if it's the latter, then the only difference between what I said and what you said (assuming the

At 08:59 PM 10/30/2012, Lynn W Deffenbaugh (Mr) wrote: I will digest the rest of your reply later today, but one comment you made really has me confused. >Configure / Screen / Circle which puts the

Thanks Steve & Lynn Got it working after fiddling with AGW Propagation Knows No Boundaries 73 de Tom, ve7did Lynn W Deffenbaugh (Mr) wrote:

No, the red dot does NOT indicate the calculated, forecasted, projected position! If I did that, the scaling gets all funky. Been there, did that, and it really didn't help except at really close in

Simple answer: When the red dot hits the circle, a beacon is sent. This is an indicator of the Forecast Error feature of GeniusBeaconing. Typo: he meant to say pull off your SOCKS

The red dot is continuously updating. Its instantaneous calculated position is given by <Position of last beacon> + <time since last beacon> * <velocity at last beacon> Your locally-held GPS

Sick? Now, I really confused. This threshold you refer to is the Forecast Error setting in the GeniusBeaconing window? Here's what I don't understand about what you just said. If I'm driving down

All of the radio interface is handled by TNCs or AGW. APRSISCE/32 doesn't do any direct radio interfaces and therefore has no need for PTT control. If you're using a COM port for PTT, then you need

Currently APRSISCE/32 will receive from all ports configured in AGW, but will only transmit on the FIRST configured port. Also, from

Is PTT for the radio still using the com port? I have tried that function with no luck. Propagation Knows No Boundaries 73 de Tom, ve7did Steve Daniels wrote:

Works fine for me. Create a New port select AGW as the typegive it a name. then select TCP/IP port on the next screen enter eitherlocalhost or 127.0.0.1 and set the port to 8000. That should be all

I have been trying to interface AGWPE or PRO to aprsis32. Does this work? I have been using AGW interface to other program such as Winpack, Outpost, Paclink etc and they work fine. Can I use the

And it goes to show why the "Red Dot" exists. For those that have no clue what we're talking about, read http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/doc:red-dot and make sure you have

"Once the meatball rolls off your plate..." That's priceless, James, but pretty darned accurate! Randy WF5X

This isquite the collection of balloons; KC9QBK-6, WIDE2-1, B0WVN-11,KB0WVN-1.

I don’t think it says on the wikipage, but if you clone the software to make a satellite instance, make sure youremove any digipeater settings in the xml file if you have entered any Steve

Lynn and all that responded - thanks- will give the below advice and ago and see how I do. 73 Paul kc2nyu

That's what I did for my D710 for packet mode vs APRS mode, they share the same map directories and NWS files, but the .exe and .xml files are separate. Adam KC2ANT

I agree that not saving the View settings when closing a maximized window is not correct. It will get fixed when I can get back into it. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and

Glad to hear it. I can completely understand the busy-ness. Like has anyone noticed how long it's been since a new Dev release has gone out? That's a situation I'm hoping to address soon, but I'm