They do load :) Adam KC2ANT To: aprsisce@... From: aprsisce@... Date: Mon, 9 Jun 2014 12:41:11 -0400 Subject: [aprsisce] A couple of installs Here are a couple of links that use

Here are a couple of links that use APRSIS32! http://www.4x4ham.com/showthread.php?4107-Mobile-APRSIS http://www.4x4ham.com/showthread.php?4320-Mobile-Tablet-APRS-IS-installation -in-2006-TJ I don't

Hi Bob, I see you found your answer. In casesomeone else is following this thread I’ll add an additional comment. Whenever I make a change to a parameter, Itry to remember to restart

That’s not the development version thelatest is dated 18/03/2014 Follow the info on this link http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/doc:development-version Steve G6UIM From:aprsisce@...

Thanks All! I'm not sure if I'm running the development version or not. When I click About it says "APRIS-IS Client by KJ4ERJ Built: 2012/08/30 09:19" Everything worked about except when I hit

The checking if someone is runningdevelopment version always catches me out. As I and James said use the buddy filter,James took the time to look the callsign up. Really check how often your

<aprsisce@...> wrote: No, but then yes... define selectively. Get your neighbor to put a station on RF! He's a ham radio operator! Heck, why not drill a hole in the wall of the duplex

Yes but you need to be careful, and forthat reason it’s not documented. You need to think carefully about thefilter to stop sending vast amounts of data over the air. APRSIS currently hasno

Hello, Is it possible to take objects that are IS only and selectively TX them out over RF? My neighbor has a IS only WX Station and I would like to just take the data from IS and "retransmit" it

This is not my callsign this was sent to me in error I have sent an e-mailrequesting a Password with my call KA2BRH and my name Joseph Carpentieri wouldappreciate a passcode for me

On Sun, Jun 8, 2014 at 6:56 AM, paul.w5lz@... [aprsisce] <aprsisce@...> wrote: > The local EOC plots the position of watchers during storms. That provides > more information about where observations

last time I played with them, you could click on point within the gpx file and it gave you the option to create an object there. If it doesn't give it to you with the left click, zoom in and right

For a little clarification... The local EOC plots the position of watchers during storms. That provides more information about where observations are made and simplifies things. Not all of the

That would be a useful feature. In the meantime, any suggestions for how to manually get from a GPX file containing waypoints to APRS objects in APRSISCE/32? Bob...

[aprsisce] <aprsisce@...> wrote: A week or so ago, there was mention of Yahoo making some kind of change that disrupted the way that the passcode requests got forwarded to the moderators,

Lynn, Scratch it. I had a clean copy on a memory stick and it also did not display the weather stations I thought were missing. Either I was having a bad dream or there was something

Is that what I have to do, ask for a passcode publicy? Been waiting a few days now for one.. Kelly KE5BFE Kelly Londo

Sharing them publicly doesn't truly matter. The algorithm to generate them is public [1], so creating one for any given callsign is trivial. To truly treat them as a password or shared secret is

Um, are the passcodes supposed to be shared publicly? Eric K9LGE

Passcode for W1VI is 29338. This password will work for any -SSID(http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/ssids) you choose to use. Because it isactually the APRS-IS network password, it should also work