Lynn doesn’t,the family take shifts though Steve G6UIM From:aprsisce@... [mailto:aprsisce@...] On Behalf Of Steve Sent: 13 May 2011 18:29 To: aprsisce@... Subject: Re: [aprsisce]

> Maybe the Red Highlighted question can be answered here: >http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/scrolling-stations Hi Fred, Yup, That was the answer I was looking for. I was sure I'd seen itsomewhere, but

MPRS - Manual Position Reporting System We use our voice to announce our positions and events at themoccasion for those without APRS. Now I have to look up what you found. Can you describe your

Maybe the Red Highlighted question can be answeredhere: http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/scrolling-stations Bestregards, Fred,N7FMH From: aprsisce@...[mailto:aprsisce@...] On Behalf Of Lynn W

I've never heard of MPRS. I found the following link:http://oh3tr.ele.tut.fi/english/moppeacademy/mprs.html Is this what you are referring to? It seems to be a variant of the ARPS protocol designed

I betcha do!

Are you connected to APRS-IS? The stations that scroll by initially as the map populates, do they have an asterisk (*) beside them? This would indicate coming from RF and not from APRS-IS. When you

OK, here's (probably) a dumb question. When I fire up APRSIS32, with my radio and TNC2 clone (MFJ1274) at first the map begins to populate with objects. as the session continues, eventually, all I see

The replies to the original message assume the de-sense is particular to the AMATEUR gear. The original message: --- In aprsisce@..., "ng9rham" wrote: > > I just installed the latest release on a

If the digi function is your concern, what equipment are you using? From your message, my guess is that your TNC or Radio (with built in TNC) is doing the digipeating and that is why you can't find

They don't complain because they understand that when it transmits it can't receive. The only thing is you can set it up to not transmit on the data channel when the voice channel is busy so it won't

My guess is you are going to want to useit for messaging, so you would need 2 way over RF at least. Not having itconnected to IS would cut things down as well. Or a fairly restrictive ISfilter would

If there is a GPS connected with the intent of yourposition out as well, then de-sense is a fact of life. The only way I knowaround it is to use a Kenwood D710 (I say D710 since the D700 is obsolete).

It would be very useful if someone who has actually set up the D72A with APRSIS32 to act as an iGate/Digipeater would create a document to indicate exactly how to set this up: both the D72A menu

wake up a PDA for a beacon, say, once or twice an hour, and drop back to low power mode (no CPU cycles, GPS off) in between? I've got a "low power" mode on the ToDo list and there's a posting from a

That is correct for many of the phone GPS's. That's one reason I haven't touched the ToDo yet, because I'm not sure it will even work out. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile

On 5/13/2011 2:28 AM, Greg D wrote:

And a default installation will IGate, but not Digipeat unless the station's call is explicitly specified in someone's path, so you really shouldn't need to do anything. Now, to avoid desensing, if

APRSIS32 will not digipeat by default, youneed to edit the XML file to get it to do that. So assuming you did a freshinstall and did not copy the XML for else where. Your set to go as far as thatis

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