Point taken and technically these packets are correct since the transmitting station has his call in the packet. Brian N2KGC

Please define "non-compliant" with this statement from aprs101.pdf: My interpretation of that statement is that ALL packets comply. They are either ignored or processed as

That particular person doesn't use APRSISCE if I recall correctly

I spoke too soon. N2PYI is injecting 5 different hot spots and now it appears they are creating 3 objects per hotspot. Lynn is it possible to update the software so that it will not pass any

Someone must have said something, the problem has cleared itself up on the RF side. Brian N2KGC

Hi Lynn. OK, I am using both UZ7 and AGWPE though not at the same time. So, on AGWPE at the moment, I am seeing decodes through my IC-9700 . I made a port AGW type. It is listeniung on

APRSIS32 does not support audio decoding.  For such purposes it requires a soundcard TNC like Direwolf, UZ7HO's SoundModem, or AGWPE. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and

What I mean is, I have an IC-9700 I sometimes use to decode packet on 144.390 . This is in addition to the full-time Kenwood D710G . The IC-9700 has two USB-Codecs of its own. I do not see a way to

I did not know that existed but it seems object oriented rather than information oriented but I read up on it, thanks! 73 Dan W5DMH

Have you looked at a QRU query? http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/doc:qru -- James VE6SRV

hmmm interesting thought....I had not considered using the server port. Dan W5DMH

Sorry, but that level of customization is not supported in APRSIS32 at this time. That said, you can always write your own APRS client and connect it to a server-type port in

Hi Lynn Is there a way to modify the custom queries or add new custom queries? I would like to have couple custom queries : ?NET this query would respond with our NET schedule ?ANC this would

Absolutely Here is my current filter a/42.6295/-076.7045/42.2555/-076.23833 -b/KD2EAT -s//a&/D Area filter for the entirety of Tompkins County, New York (plus a little to make it a square) -b/KD2EAT

Do you mind sharing your IGate filter, or at least the part that drops the hotspots? I can envision what it might be, but others might be interested as well. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ -

He is, and I shall refrain from comment further. I manage W2CXM, and it's set up for IS to RF but I try to limit it to IS only stations for Tompkins County and I filter out hotspot stations (now)

Yes Adam it is your area specifically I was referring to, glad you are not the one (thanks for changing the subject line, I was drifting off topic). The offending station is N2YPI-2 and I hear if

Trying to not hijack the thread so changing the subject line. My hotspot is only set up for D-Star and it sends two stations to the IS stream. One with a dash B and one with a space B. I have not

One thing to remember about this experiment, APRS packets are a UI unconnected broadcast and you are not guaranteed delivery of the pack to the other end even if you do use the specific path method

Got it thank you! Dan W5DMH