I completely lost track of all the emails lately. But then I appreciate all the work you and all the others contributing to APRS. Mike K6MFW

Upgraded 3 computers and ran them for 2 or 3 hours with no problems. One of them (KE6BB) will be on all night with wind advisory objects for the interstate 5 corridor north of Los Angeles, until

Just upgraded my setup. This includes latest XUbuntu (20.04) with WINE 5.0. Some features are new to me with the updated WINE version. APRSIS32 ran the normal update after clicking HELP. Other than

I just pushed the subject version to development.  Please let me know if you successfully upgrade to this and if it initially looks ok. The only change since the last Development release is a

s//Q is the proper symbol. I added that to my filter and haven't gotten flooded with BrandMeister but DO have quakes showing up. A quick test filer shows the following source of earthquake

It looks like Brandmeister are SharkRF are using /Q except for a couple of examples. So \Q is safe. J You will have a few false positives. I did find a SharkRF looking like an earthquake. I think

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I think \Q is the default symbol for BrandMeister. Fred N7FMH

Add b/QUAKE* to your filter. Fred N7FMH

Wow, turned it on, was going to do a test filter just to see if any packets showed up, but they immediately started popping in on the map. I have it 50% dimmed and dark so you can

Ok, if you have Lightning already displayed, that means you're connected to firenet. So the only thing you need to add is s//Q which is the symbol for Earthquakes. This gets appended to

Actually, this is on my home system. I'm running Linux on it, with 4 Desktops. One is dedicated to APRSIS32, full-screen (such as a 22" inch display is these days). The others are for various

Lightning I have displaying (when we get it), earthquakes I am very interested. How? Where to find the setup info? AL M KF5SMH

I think you’re are stuck with APRSISxx. After a dozen years or so with the same basic name, you can’t change now. J Unless you do something like AYAAAC, “And yes! Another awesome APRS

Yep, fixed in the code. Will be included in the next release along with relabeling APWAxx from APRSISDR to ???? Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

Is this misspelling yours Lynn? BrandMeister and footprints sure knows how to clutter a map! Best regards, Fred N7FMH This email has been checked for

I can understand Greg’s usage. If mobile with a single display, it is useful to see the local traffic and some data that only exists on Firenet. How many vehicles have room for more than one

As long as the APRS-IS port is connected to the mainstream network and the additional port is connected to firenet, you should be OK from an IGate perspective. IGating recption only

Hi Greg, I never thought to have two internet ports. I run two instances so I can see different groups of data. I display earthquakes, NWS, lightning, and a few other odds and ends, on my firenet

Sounds good, Mark. There are lots of tradeoffs and customization opportunities, depending on one's circumstances. Greg KO6TH KE6BB via groups.io wrote: