Steve, Well, I can only speak for here in the United States. Terrestrial APRS frequency: 144.390MHz. Satellite APRS frequency: 145.825MHz. RC WH6FQE

I am trying to get a second radio system set up as a receiver on 145.825MHz, this one using an SCS Tracker / DSP TNC, but when I took it off of the BPQ system and moved it over to the APRSIS system

!Shriek!s are not case sensitive. Your observation is correct on that. I figured on some mobiles it's harder to enter caps than lower, so I just made them insensitive. It also helps avoid

Thanks, Lynn. I knew it would be something silly/obvious that I overlooked. On a somewhat (event) related note, regarding shrieks, are they case sensitive? It appears they are not, but I'd like the

Hi all I want to update my world map of VHF frequencies. You might have seen the map sometimes modified but sometimes with my callsign G6UIM still there. Anyway I want to check if frequencies are

Just so everyone can learn, nickname support can be enabled and disabled with a single menu option. You'll find it under Screen / Labels / Nicknames / Use Nickname. If that isn't checked,

Gil, Please send your APRSIS32.XML configuration file to KJ4ERJ @ arrl.net with the nicknames that you have in place and the exact steps you are doing to attempt the final nickname.

It's not a "race" as such, it's the National MS Society's "Citrus Tour" fund-raising ride in Central Florida. It's two days, the 4th and 5th of May, coming up soon. www.citrustour.org is the website

Hello gil WB2UTI, how do i get signed up to tag along on that race from atlanta to newnan? I heard you guys talking about it. I hope I'm talking to the right person lol. I'm super interested because

I should have added that on the successive attempts to set up the nickname, the nickname configuration dialog box showed my mobile station's icon, not the big red "X" that is the default. So it

I think I understand about nicknames, but I'm having an issue I haven't figured out yet. I've been entering the nickname information for an upcoming bike ride I'm helping support. I got a list of

Oh great. Now Justin Trudeau is talking about building a wall. A really tall wall. --Michael Willett K5NOT

It is passing the location of Saguena in Canada. Keith -- Keith Boyer N4TRN Orange County ARES Asst. Emerg. Coord. (AEC) Skywarn Orange County, FL http://www.ocares.org/

Ok, I found it listed on a high altitude balloon site that is showing its path, and apparently its predicted path until it crashes 4 days from now on April 24th at 02:02:18 HST in the Eastern North

A couple of us here are taking bets on where it will end up. I'm trying to decide between New Foundland or Greenland, lol RC WH6FQE

This is not likely a passenger balloon, but a High Altitude Balloon. In this case, it became a "floater" where the weight of the payload and the lift of the balloon balanced out to not

OK Patrick Nagle, N4GLE Franklin Co. Alabama Emergency Coordinator

At that altitude, it would require some sort of oxygen provision. Hadn't this been of 12+ hours duration? I hope the pilot is alive. Also, the temperature is brrrrrr.😱

LOL, Yup I knew he was going to end up in Canada as fast as he was going. RC WH6FQE

Ballooner needs passport. Lol