K tnx fer info. Looked on Aprs.fi at my telemetry and it appears I'm ok. Using my call k7oi-8 for every transmission not an object like Snkrvr. My ant is at 20ft 3db gain and running 10w for now just

My digis follow this recommendation to the T. -- David Andrzejewski E-mail/iMessage/Jabber: david@... PGP Key ID: 736DCF00

Yes once and from watching the beacon string even twice. just saying

Yes, everyone that hears it will repeat it once. And digis can hear each other quite a distance away. (when not collided). Bob

Maybe. But watching the actual beacons there are numerous digi's repeating a beacon with the path set to wide2-1. Just my observation!!

I think you might be misunderstanding WIDE2-1. That is a single hop just like WIDE1-1. (It’s the -1 that counts). But it has the advantage of not brining up all those WIDE1-1 digis that are only

I have 8 digi's and I make them I'd once an hour and the path set for wide1-1 consideration for it reaching an igate or 2 in case one igate goes down it would digi through another one to reach another

Just to confirm. Please never send a 10 minute DIGI id over any digi path. Send it local direct. (no hops) If it also has a 30 minute copy then that can be sent via a single WIDE2-1 so that it can

This is what I do. My digis use meaningful callsigns with their location, and I just have it set to send an ax.25 packet with my callsign every 10 minutes. That way there’s no gray area and it

Depends. If your Digi is using a callsign, then it id's every packet that is send, whether originated by APRISCE, or digipeated. If your digi is using a tactical call, say for example BIGMTN, just

Hi K7OI (Mark) I remember when aprs first started there was chatter about how often to id. Is there a rule about beaconing or digipeater. Currently my beacon is set to 60m. K7OI(Mark)

Tnx As I figure out the system that's what I thought. However, concrete description makes me certain of my thinking. Tnx for explaining.

On Wed, Dec 11, 2019 at 07:45 PM, Brian Webster wrote: The only way you will see your IS stream connected Android device on your RF only computer setup is if there is a local I-Gate station that has

The only way you will see your IS stream connected Android device on your RF only computer setup is if there is a local I-Gate station that has gone ahead and set up specifically for your IS only unit

RF only

Hi Aprs droid.org by Georg Lukas on my phone. IS only. Aprsis32(latest release updated today). RF only at this time. On HP running Windows 11. To Signalink USB. Into a 857d on FM at 10w out. Antenna

From Randy W5FX: "That port looks to be a KNWD port" ----Yes indeed i is. And the D710GA is in APRS Mode. "But if you set up your Digi for WIDE1-1......" : ---- Wide2-2 is all I am using

So I configured aprsis32 as a digipeater 1-1 now am unable to see k7oi-8 on aprs droid Wondering if I need to change something

Lynn can correct me if I'm wrong, but Digipeating only works for KISS mode ports. That port looks to be a KNWD port. So, if you have your D710 in APRS mode and using a KNWD port, it won't go. So, I

It would help if you detailed exactly what each of your stations is. What software, what hardware, and whether they are APRS-IS or RF or both. And yes, hopefully no one is taking