I hear a digipeater 50 miles away, and it's well sited so I regularly digipeat stations 150 miles away. This is obviously a waste of RF bandwidth. it would be great to be able to set a distance limit

Just setting up a crossband digipeater mainly to support Raynet in my local area. The 2M frequencies being close together. That’s going OK. But came across software that allows limiting the RF area th

Steve Daniels Amateur Radio Callsign G6UIM Torbay Freecycle Owner http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/torbay_freecycle APRSISCE/32 Beta tester and WIKI editor http://aprsisce.wikidot.com From: aprsisce@y

Not used much, but has been outside for awhile and needs a new seat, I guess most people would change that anyway. More items coming up as I move house Steve Daniels Amateur Radio Callsign G6UIM Torba

And yes I realise I have just sent the passcode to the main list. As I just replied to the message. For others requesting please ask on aprsisce-owner@... to avoid idiots like me sending t

Passcode for NV5N is 2298. This password will work for any -SSID (http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/ssids) you choose to use. Because it is actually the APRS-IS network password, it should also work with ot

Well Lynn codes APRSIS for free, OSM is world wide and free. OSGB maps are not free. And very country specific. Yes there is better quality of data in the OSGB maps to some extent. But I have my house

I think what is really being asked for is the UK grid map overlay and entry of the grid co ordinates.. The Coordinates are not hard from a math point of view, grid overlay maybe. I don’t see a big adv

OS Maps are not free UK SAR uses OS grid reference numbers. all that’s needed I think is to be able to get the grid reference from the map, much like you can of Maidenhead. Grid Square overlay would b

If you wonder about the name the maps were originally produce for defence of the country hence Ordinance Survey http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/about/overview/history.html The Map System uses Grid Squ

Fred is joking. You need to edit the xml config file in APRSIS32 to get digipeating to work. Info on that in the wiki Steve Daniels Amateur Radio Callsign G6UIM Torbay Freecycle Owner http://uk.groups

You need to edit the xml file http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/doc:digipeating at some point it will be sorted into a menu command Steve Daniels Amateur Radio Callsign G6UIM Torbay Freecycle Owner http://u

Not long usually, there are a few of us dotted about the world, so a request usually gets replied to quickly I don’t see a request from you so probably it got lost somewhere I will send you one now St

Standard GPSD port of 2947 should work unless I have messed up the router settings Not doing anything that requires the accuracy. But as the GPS has a PPS output I thought I might just as well use it

Those wanting to try GPSD or even my NTP server can do, the IP address is 91.84.215.75 it’s a static address. Obviously only for testing as GPSD will give my location, and you would be better of using

I need to test in a better way to be absolutely sure. And I will port forward my router so people can see for themselves. My current setup provides GPS location to any device or software capable of re

Well I got asked to do data modes for the Olympics in Weymouth, to find the laptop time was out enough that JT-65 did not work. Using an adafruit breakout board GPS, that will run from 5V or 3.3V. Ena

Maybe an update to the wiki is in order. Put the file outside the program files folder. And Make sure you uncompressed the file. As Greg says The windows protection system is more of a pain than a hel

Am thinking maybe on RF port setup. Beacon ticked but not messages? But I must admit have not tested what actually happens, in that scenario Steve Daniels Amateur Radio Callsign G6UIM Torbay Freecycle

Well my experience With the adafruit breakout GPS module has been good. Took it a couple of minutes from cold start, to work out where it was, that from new. It does much the same after a power cycle,