Hi John, Yes, I am familiar. My statement of implementing APRStt was not entirely accurate. What I ponder is building a very weak transmitter (range under 50 feet) into a pill box

Hi Hope to see u there we will be in the back building on the end near tailgate look us up kc4jqh and ni4m Mike and Bill 73 Bill kc4jqh

Bob Harris wrote: '> I've been thinking of implementing APRStt for sled dog races. To send > the time each team passes a check point back to the race co-ordinators. > I'd probably write it in C

If the data were in error, I doubt that he would object. However, the rest stops are double and triple checked prior to the event because they are based of the route instructions, which have to be

Randy, Does Fred have someone moving his plotted rest stops and other objects around after he has driven the route and made the gpx file and located where the objects will be

Nope. It is Civil Air Patrol that supplies the ride recovery vans. We put a ham in each of the four vans. A CAP person drives. On 2/7/2017 5:31 PM, Randy Love rlove31@...

SAG = Support And Guidance That's the one that has been most used in the various events I've help with. Randy WF5X

So, I have to ask, what does CAP stand for? I'm thinking that it isn't Civil Air Patrol. Randy WF5X

Hi Bob, It's just an instance of APRSIS32 running on a laptop or tablet with a screen. GPS-TNC-COMPUTER and a radio with portable power such as a battery or cig lighter plug for the car. 73, Ron

Hi Bob, I slugged my way through the overlay thing a while back. I finally, and with the help of several kind folks here, was able to hammer it into my head. I used it several times to pre-fetch map

Ron, Please describe the "full featured unit with display" you will put with the coordinator. That might be a useful item for us to put with the Ultimate Coordinator (the Ultimate

I've been thinking of implementing APRStt for sled dog races. To send the time each team passes a check point back to the race co-ordinators. I'd probably write it in C (since I have more

Ron, Great point about the dumb trackers. No sense in having one at a fixed location! Jack KE4LWT On 2/7/2017 1:51 PM, kc8sfq@... [aprsisce] wrote:

Whew! Someone else with similar terminology. I no longer feel like Oliver Twist. We call your "Chase Vehicles" "Rovers." Each Rover patrols the area between two SAGs; hence the tactical call

trolling or serious? Because I lulz'ed I'm not worried about that at all. We currently get the data via FM phone. Someone could just as easily call net control and feed faulty data. Which is much

Do you have internet access at your sending location? I've been using the python twitter API on collection of raspberry pi's (mostly zero's) to build this same sort of collect data -> network ->

Hi Bob, You are correct, there is no use for a dumb APRS tracker station at a fixed location. I am plotting those with Objects. My understanding is that SAG stands for Stragglers And Gear. Someone

Now there is a potential security issue (SQL injection attack anyone?). 73 Paul (VA6PW) On 07/02/2017 11:12 AM, Bob Mueller bob@... [aprsisce] wrote:

are not as hilly as your terrain Hi Bob, We don't have anything here that would qualify as a mountain, but the running gag here is that if you buy 5 acres in Barry County and iron it flat you'd get

I'd really like to follow your work! I was thinking about a similar application. I was wondering if packet can pass SQL statements to update a database. Custom application on each end. I just