I'm not familiar with the PK-232 specifically, but when things don't come back after a power outage, I look for configuration items that might not have been saved. Is the TNC's port configured for KIS

Yeah, me too. So, here's a reason for a filter per port. I want earthquake data, but magnitude 3+. I get that with APRS-IS, but only if I add the s//Q filter. But since the filter also applies to Fire

Hi Lynn, Maybe it's only between RF and IS; if a message comes in from RF and you reply, it goes out only to the RF port, no? Or, is everything also copied to IS, as well as RF if the station was hear

So, Rob actually brings up a more general question. If one has both APRS-IS and Firenet ports activated, which one does an IP-only client (e.g. smart phone) come in on? Random? It matters because if I

Ha. This is good. So, for a bi-directional iGate, I can ADD an another port, type CWOP / TCPIP, aimed at Firenet, in order to see (on my local screen) all the Firenet goodies that I won't see from the

Ok, good to know. I think that will be sufficient, from what I'm seeing. By way of an update, I dug into the weewx source code (python), and found where it wrote out the wxnow.txt file. I've observed

Hi George, Thanks the the email; good to compare notes. I seem to have the local copy of the Wx object updating and displaying properly. I'm sending it out only on IS right now, with an interval of 1

Ha! Beacon Interval in the object itself was set to zero. Changed to 5 minutes. Looking good now, though I expect to see garbage (zeros) updates from time to time. Need to poke at the Wx software for

Hi Lynn, Ok, interesting. The object still shows enabled. If there was a collision between weewx and APRSIS32 (which over time is going to be inevitable), what happens? One can't be expected to keep r

But, I'm still not seeing the objects (either KO6TH-WX or KO6TH-1X) getting updated. Greg D wrote:

Slight update (maybe enlightening)... I'm watching the wxnow.txt file, and it seems like weewx occasionally writes a line with all zero fields, followed a few seconds later with one that has valid dat

Hi Lynn, Mmmm, still not working. I deleted the file and let it get re-created. No change in the object. Also, the object is KO6TH-WX; the APRSIS32 instance that created it was KO6TH-1. I've deleted i

Hmmm, ok. Went there, but it didn't look right so I stopped (one click short of where I needed to be). Oops. So, now that I've got the icon, it reports stuff, but it's reporting all zeros. The file da

Hi Lynn, So this thread and the KPC3 one got me to resume tinkering with my own setup. I got an AcuRite weather station last year, and recently got it lashed up to my PC via weewx software. It's now (

California has its share of bad (not extreme, usually) weather too... Just got an alert on my phone about a strong thunder storm cell that's headed this way. Went over to my APRSIS32 instance, looking

Well, interesting! I ought to check that out (but only for academic purposes... Bluetooth to my Kenwood D74 is better for lack of wires). Greg KO6TH 'Lynn W Deffenbaugh (Mr)' kj4erj@... [aprsisce

What are you using for the TNC function on your cell phone (and what sort of phone)? Just putting audio into the phone won't work with APRSdroid, will it? I didn't think it could do that. Greg KO6TH M

I'm really confused what the purpose of using AGWpe is. APRSIS* should be set up with the TNC connected to a COM port, configured in KISS mode (not SimplyKISS). Let APRSIS control the KPC+ in/out of K

I don't know what made me think to try this, but... Yes, folks, it seems to work! Tx and Rx. Wouldn't say it's reliable yet (some trouble with the BT connection dropping), but that may be more my not

Sounds like a warning about the upcoming election... Are the shapes color coded blue and red? :) Greg KO6TH 'Fred Hillhouse' fmhillhouse@... [aprsisce] wrote: