Sounds like the "heavy lifting" is already done and you could monitor quakes in a defined area. If only interested in "big quakes", then just add the symbol to a filter on the current

Big quakes are on aprs-is. Little quakes on firenet. At least that's how it was years ago...

I know that you can display APRS.fi on Google earth, just as well as Earthquake real time feed from the USGS. http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/feed/v1.0/kml.php Don't know if that helps... 73

From my perspective, I am trying to figure out these 2 possibilities: 1. Someone is 'consistently' doing that: Decoding the quake information direct from a source and creating a quake location

Hi Lynn, Not here - all v4 at home - but there are two parts to your question. 1. Is the application itself IPv6 capable? I am guessing there's two parts to this part...

Not sure if this is applicable to the discussion at hand, but I have used the USGS Earthquake Notification Service for years (for non-Ham, non-APRS related purposes). Data is delivered instantly via

I am curious on how you are getting the data from USGS? Is it already on the APRS-IS or other internet service that APRS can interface with? The Ctrl-G filter will allow you to parse this data and

Do you need this tested? I may be able to converted part of my home network to IPv6 only with a little effort - at least the section of it that I am using between computers with APRSISce/32. This

Hi Lynn, Make that \Q for Quake the /Q is TBD I think that means To Be Determined. I will watch and see if the Earth Quake symbol pops up when a quake occurs in my circle of interest around Helena,

Thanks Lynn, I put a /Q earthquake symbol in the Cntrl G window. What must I do if I want two or three special displays ?? Is there a comma in between or space ??? Displaying Earthquake data from

If you explain to me how to find out. I run it at work on a semi regular basis, and I have an igate running on the universities network. Adam KC2ANT

Question to the group: Is anyone out there running APRSISCE/32 on a network that is fully IPv6 capable? Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

Checking the GPS/NMEA box in the RF port configuration tells APRSISCE/32 that NMEA data can be expected from that RF port. It allows APRSISCE/32 to enable the Enables / GPS Enabled menu option

Lynn/KJ4ERJ, Thanks! That clears up some more "loose ends." Given your comment in the first paragraph, what would be the utility of checking the GPS/NMEA box in paragraph 3? This is a great piece of

Only 1 XML that is important (oh and the "-safe" backup). Then there is a directory for APRSIS32 which has the maps. Logs are placed in the same directory as the XML, put don't impact

Thanks! The answer to your question is "Yes," I was getting APRS data. Your review/explanation helped me connect some basic dots. I had tried the KISS mode in trying to sort this out at one point,

I used a D72 with a Winbook TW700 and NMEA is passed once it is setup. D72 (using MCP-4A): In APRSIS32: Best regards, Fred N7FMH

Ok, my memory is obviously worng (sic). As written in the Kenwood_TH-D7 Yahoo group on 5/5/2016: So, make sure you have menu 202 and menu 330 set correctly AND check the GPS/NMEA

Thank you Lynn for this info. It's been very useful to me since I always had that problem connecting my ftm 400. It was always either the radio or the nmea 73N4EC Eli Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE

If I recall correctly, the D72 does not have the ability to send the GPS data out the USB port to the PC. The D710 does have this ability. You can check the D72 Yahoo group for details on this