This should explain it better: Kenwood TM-D710 Port (APRS mode) - APRSISCE/32 The future of Amateur Radio APRS Kenwood TM-D710 Port (APRS mode) - APRSISCE/32 The future of Amateur Rad... APRSISCE/32

1:Fm N4PWH-10 To APDW15 Via KD7YZ-15,WIDE1*,WIDE2-1 <UI pid=F0 Len=57 >[08:40:46] !3819.85NI08258.30W#RasPi I-Gate/Digipeater in Grayson KY [UISS/AGWPE] or ( and I'd asked about this "not supported

Thanks for the great links. I bookmark’d them both -- KD7YZ Bob EM88LL

Yes, the packet originator comes first before the > Yes, the callsign after the q-construct (qAR in this case) is usually, but not always, the IGate.  You can read more about q Constructs

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WinMain:2019-12-28T15:36:33.513 RFtoIS:[AGWPE-TELNET ]IGated

The idea is to use a mono band 2 meter for dedicated APRS. Signal band 2 meter radio are pretty inexpensive. -- Jack L. Blake

I'm trying really hard not to comment on a WIDE1-1,WIDE3-3 path... And it was completely used! But I'm glad you're seeing the behavior you were wanting to accomplish. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of

And here's the proof. so to speak: Port(AGWPE-TELNET ):2019-12-28T15:36:33.512 Read 116 bytes after 5122726 msec (up from 14) vs 0 Quiet Port(AGWPE-TELNET ):2019-12-28T15:36:33.513 AGW:AX.25-rPort[0]

Like any setup, cheap HTs tend to work well when everything is configured properly. Like most equipment, you need to look at its capability. As Fred said, "MOST" dual band radios (more likely with

The cheap Chinese dual bands tend to have a long turnaround time. That is they take several times longer (up to 7x) to go from tx to being able to rx. The few tests I’ve seen online show a lot less

How would one of the cheap Chinese HT connected to a outside antenna using a PS work? I would not want to tie up a high dollar dual band for APRS -- Jack L. Blake

The FT857 will not operate in that manner. Many of the dual band radios will not either. The 857 is single receive/transmit. The typical dual band is dual receive/single transmit. I tend to use older

. I "Think" I may be learning. looking at the Trace Log for the AGWPE-TelNet, I have --------------------------------------------------------------------- WinMain:2019-12-28T14:11:10.632 Starting

Has any of this answered your question? If not, and to not bore the group with D710 specific chatter, you can email me directly. Though you might gather from reading: it may perhaps be the blind

Yes I've tried that priority and Split frequency mode and no joy. My vx8gr I sold had a dedicated aprs frequency that was nice. Happy Holidays Drive responsibly😁

The Yaesu FT857D is a single frequency radio. There is no way to use it as you intend. The priority channel jumps between 2 frequencies, but transmit on the VFO (not priority) frequency.

With a dedicated rig for 2m, yes. With a dual band, it's likely that whatever band has PTT control on the front is the band that will transmit via the audio connections out the back to the

K7oi here I use 857d yaesu with signalink USB and aprsisce32. Is it possible to listen to other bands while using the 144.39 to xmit/rcv aprs packets? Anyone experienced in doing this I've tried for

Tnx 73s

Lynn, Will aprsis32 work with street atlas USB GPS? THANKS Don Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone