Re: “GPS and windows are a bugger…” Probably not really a Windows problem at all, but, rather, one of being able to survive the 19.5 year GPS rollovers. I had an old Pharos 360 gps that came with Micr

I would like to say that I have been following the development of all of the APRSISCE/32 programs since Lynn was trying to figure out WHAT TO NAME THEM, and I must say that it has become the most used

Yes, it is GPS Disabled. It means you either don’t have a GPS hooked up to your computer, or you don’t have a valid NMEA port enabled. Once you have those conditions satisfied, it will display the qua

If my memory is correct, it means GPS is DiSaBLed (DSBL). This is not discussed at all in the aprsisce wiki. It should probably be mentioned here: http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/gps under the paragraph “

You were almost to the raw packets when you were on aprs.fi. All you had to do is click on "raw" link just below your browser's address field, and copy and paste a few of the raw packets on that next

The short answer is yes, but I don't have any details. I too, see the same thing here in Southern California using firenet.aprs2.net. It has been happening a lot lately. Mark, KE6BB

I will add a couple of other basic things to Fred's checklist: Be sure the APRSIS32.exe file and the map tiles are not in Windows protected folders PROGRAMS and PROGRAMS(x86). Either of those will pre

After years of using several Open Trackers (OT) and Tiny Traks (TT), I suspect the com port assignment in APRSIS32 doesn’t match the com port windows has assigned to the OT. APRSIS32 is trying to open

Upgraded 3 computers and ran them for 2 or 3 hours with no problems. One of them (KE6BB) will be on all night with wind advisory objects for the interstate 5 corridor north of Los Angeles, until 9am.

Greg, Yes, I understand the bottom line, but CPU and RAM are really inexpensive these days. The way I am set up, I can use any computer in the house for APRS and/or for RF. Any combination I want with

Yes! I have been doing that for some time. Good to know that MBTiles can also be shared. I am looking forward to using them. BTW, this dual instance all started because I wanted easy APRS only viewing

Greg, I have done that in the past, and actually found that configuration on an old Windows 8 (upgraded to Win 10) tablet (Acer W8?) that I have used for years. I usually run that as an RF only instan

Re: “Note that you should NOT connect an IGate to firenet. “ My mind just isn’t what it used to be. You just reminded me WHY I started running separate instances, one for Amateur Radio APRS, on standa

Thanks for the reminder, Fred. I had forgotten about Lynns lightning server. I noticed that I had -b/KJ4ERJ-LS in my filters which I changed to b/KJ4ERJ-LS, and it works! Now I remember that I used th

Yes! I've had 2 instances running most of the day...One for "normal" APRS traffic (RF & IS), and a second one for NWS traffic on firenet for weather (tornado) watching. No problems so far. I love the

Kill shows up when in the pop-up menu that appears when you click on the station you want to kill. It really says “Kill Station”. I have used that in the past, but I **THINK** the station shows up aga

Bingo! That describes it perfectly. Thanks, Lynn. Mark, KE6BB

THIS IS NOT A FOOTPRINT PROBLEM! Sadly, Toolbar>Screen>Labels>Footprint doesn't fix this problem. It appears that the KJ6DZB-3 is sending telemetry in his position beacon, and APRSIS32 seems to displa

CONFIGURATION>SCREEN>ORIENTATION> then click on WIDE, NARROW or AUTOMATIC. In WIDE, the scroller will be about 5 lines long along the left side as you are seeing. In NARROW, the scroller will be a lon

About 5 years ago I was driving through Flagstaff, Az. when the weather ahead began to concern me. I glanced at my tablet PC (running APRSIS32 on RF only) and was pleased to see an NWS thunderstorm bo