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#22015 From: "Steve Daniels" <steve@...>
Date: Sun Jan 20, 2013 12:19 am
Subject: RE: OT BBC Radio 3 programme sbd64000
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Lynn has checked and it works, at least for him. you get a bit of the previous programme to start.

Available until the 26^th

So issues of it not working are down to software I guess.

It is very much worth a listen

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01pyfhm/Between_the_Ears_Space_Ham/

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@yahoogroups.com [mailto:aprsisce@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Stan Leeds, KC7EHJ
Sent: 20 January 2013 00:01
To: aprsisce@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [aprsisce] OT BBC Radio 3 programme

Steve,

It didn't like to play on my IPAD2, but is currently running on my Win7 Firefox browser.

Cheers and 73,
Stan Leeds, KC7EHJ
HHARC Secretary
www.hharc.org

On 1/19/2013 6:42 PM, Steve Daniels wrote:

Interesting programme, I don’t know if this link to the archive will work outside the UK, perhaps someone can check

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01pyfhm/Between_the_Ears_Space_Ham/

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@yahoogroups.com [mailto:aprsisce@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Steve Daniels
Sent: 19 January 2013 21:02
To: aprsisce@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [aprsisce] OT BBC Radio 3 programme

On in 30 mins

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/

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@yahoogroups.com [mailto:aprsisce@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Steve Daniels
Sent: 11 January 2013 23:03
To: aprsisce@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [aprsisce] OT BBC Radio 3 programme

There is a BBC Radio 3 programme due to air on the 19^th at 21:30 GMT about Amateur Radio and Space

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01pyfhm

I believe people outside the UK are able to listen to it.

Originally sent to http://aprsis32cafe.yahoogroups.com

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

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#22016 From: James Ewen <ve6srv@...>
Date: Sun Jan 20, 2013 12:29 am
Subject: Re: Weather Station filter ve6srv
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On Sat, Jan 19, 2013 at 5:01 PM, Steve Daniels
<steve@...> wrote:

> I was using �t /ws plus �s/_ did not work, well the �s/_ got rid of the
objects to 0,0
> but the weather packets still got through.

I just tested t/w and I get a bunch of weather packets, including
positionless packets. A negative filter should make them all go
away...

WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:15.241 New Filter(t/w)
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:16.624 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]N8QF-1>APK102,WC8EMA*,WIDE1*,WIDE2-1,qAR,KA0AZS:=3930.02N/08421.85W_259/017g0\
29t051r
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:17.631 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]WA2ZWM-1>APW251,KA2QYE-10*,WIDE1*,K2DLL-2*,WIDE2*,qAR,K2JJI-5:_01190202c174s0\
00g003t043r000p000P000h61b09851wU2K
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:18.148 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]N8GD>APU25N,WIDE2-2,qAR,N8UVQ-4:@200022z4023.06N/08043.07W_223/008g015t046r00\
0p000P000h41b10126\Wintersville,
OH - WxLnk5.9.2-DsVP2 {UIV32N}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:18.578 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]KB9NK-2>APTW01,KD8B-15*,WIDE3-2,qAR,VE3SNT-33:_01192017c020s000g000t023r000p0\
00P000h92b.....tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:20.532 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]N8GD>APU25N,N8UVQ-4*,N8UVQ-3*,qAR,N8UVQ-4:@200022z4023.06N/08043.07W_223/008g\
015t046r000p000P000h41b10126\Wintersville,
OH - WxLnk5.9.2-DsVP2 {UIV32N}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:21.264 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[7]WA6ZSN>APN391,W6SCE-10*,qAR,BOXSPG:@192323z3419.85N/11901.57W_085/008g030t064\
r000p000P000h12b10128.DsVP
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:21.265 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[8]WA6ZSN>APN391,W6SCE-10*,qAR,KE6BB:@192323z3419.85N/11901.57W_085/008g030t064r\
000p000P000h12b10128.DsVP
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:21.265 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[9]WA6ZSN>APN391,W6SCE-10*,qAR,K1GGS:@192323z3419.85N/11901.57W_085/008g030t064r\
000p000P000h12b10128.DsVP
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:21.526 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]AE5PL>APJIW4,W5MRC-15,qAR,K5UTD:/200021z3316.04N/09631.96W_180/006g008t056h68\
b10220jDvs
/A=000660
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:22.142 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[5]WC4PEM-10>APN391,NI4CE-12*,KG4YZY-10*,WIDE2,qAR,KK4EQF:$ULTW00C1004E02A93FD92\
7E70009868C000103340014002800000066
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:22.393 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
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h68b10220jDvs
/A=000660
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:22.582 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]AE5PL>APJIW4,W5MRC-15*,qAR,K5UTD:/200021z3316.04N/09631.96W_180/006g008t056h6\
8b10220jDvs
/A=000660
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:23.084 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]WB4QEV-4>WX,KI4ELU-7*,WIDE2-1,qAR,W4UC-3:!!0000006402170000----0220--------01\
6C011D00000000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:23.085 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]WB4QEV-4>WX,KI4ELU-7*,WIDE2-1,qAR,N4SAR:!!0000006402170000----0220--------016\
C011D00000000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:23.085 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]WB4QEV-4>WX,KI4ELU-7*,WIDE2-1,qAR,W4RMS-4:!!0000006402170000----0220--------0\
16C011D00000000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:23.377 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]LCSD>APTW01,WB9TLH-1*,WIDE2-1,qAR,K9SQL-14:_01192133c169s006g004t051r000p000P\
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:23.779 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]WC4PEM-11>APN391,WIDE2-2,qAR,WC4PEM:$ULTW0094002F02AE489827EA000A873D0001031D\
001300190000005C
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:23.971 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]AD4BL>APU25N,WIDE2-2,qAR,N1TX:@200020z6452.23N/14710.19W_045/000g000t004r000p\
000P000h56b10032/WX
report/Two Rivers, AK {UIV32N}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:24.165 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[3]WB4QEV-4>WX,KI4ELU-7*,K4SRC-2*,WIDE2*,qAR,W4UC-3:!!0000006402170000----0220--\
------016C011D00000000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:24.166 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[4]WB4QEV-4>WX,KI4ELU-7*,K4SRC-2*,WIDE2*,qAR,N4SAR:!!0000006402170000----0220---\
-----016C011D00000000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:24.166 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[5]WB4QEV-4>WX,KI4ELU-7*,K4SRC-2*,WIDE2*,qAR,W4RMS-4:!!0000006402170000----0220-\
-------016C011D00000000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:24.761 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]WC4PEM-11>APN391,W4AKH-3*,WIDE2-1,qAR,KJ4RZN:$ULTW0094002F02AE489827EA000A873\
D0001031D001300190000005C
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:24.761 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:24.969 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[3]WC4PEM-11>APN391,W4AKH-3*,WIDE2-1,qAR,KD8JBF-1:$ULTW0094002F02AE489827EA000A8\
73D0001031D001300190000005C
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:25.562 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[4]WC4PEM-11>APN391,WC4PEM-7*,WIDE2-1,qAR,WC4PEM:$ULTW0094002F02AE489827EA000A87\
3D0001031D001300190000005C
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:25.563 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]LCSD>APTW01,WB9TLH-10*,WIDE2-1,qAR,K9SQL-14:_01192133c169s006g004t051r000p000\
P000h60b10146tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:25.760 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[5]WC4PEM-11>APN391,W4AKH-3*,W4OT-3*,WIDE2*,qAR,KJ4RZN:$ULTW0094002F02AE489827EA\
000A873D0001031D001300190000005C
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:25.944 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[6]WB4QEV-4>WX,KI4ELU-7*,W4UC-3*,WIDE2*,qAR,N4SAR:!!0000006402170000----0220----\
----016C011D00000000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:25.944 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[7]WB4QEV-4>WX,KI4ELU-7*,W4UC-3*,WIDE2*,qAR,W4RMS-4:!!0000006402170000----0220--\
------016C011D00000000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:26.184 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]LCSD>APTW01,WB9TLH-10*,WIDE-1,qAR,K9SQL-14:_01192133c169s006g004t051r000p000P\
000h60b10146tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:26.576 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[6]WC4PEM-11>APN391,WC4PEM-10*,WIDE2-1,qAR,WC4PEM:$ULTW0094002F02AE489827EA000A8\
73D0001031D001300190000005C
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:26.576 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]K4GIG-7>APZWX,K4TQR-1*,AL2-1,qAR,N4OGP-1:!!0000008D01B8003C----02F6037B----00\
0C00BD00000000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:27.480 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[7]WC4PEM-11>APN391,WC4PEM-10*,NI4CE-12*,WIDE2*,qAR,KK4EQF:$ULTW0094002F02AE4898\
27EA000A873D0001031D001300190000005C
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:27.480 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[8]WC4PEM-11>APN391,WC4PEM-10*,NI4CE-12*,WIDE2*,qAR,WC4PEM:$ULTW0094002F02AE4898\
27EA000A873D0001031D001300190000005C
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:29.287 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]ED3YAE-1>APEWX,EA3CWQ-15*,WIDE7-5,qAR,EA3DKP-15:/200021z4150.20N/00132.24E_28\
8/000g000t037r000b09890h62v+03
Prev.Sere
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:30.641 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]SQ9CIE-4>APND14,SR9NDX*,WIDE2*,qAR,SP9MLI-2:=5023.16N/01924.93E_000/000g000t0\
19r000p000P000h99b10002lU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:31.451 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]KB8SSH>APU25N,K8GPS-4*,WIDE2-1,qAR,KD8PHI-1:@200022z4002.10N/08259.48W_190/00\
6g015t048r000P000p000h49b10143/WX
REPORT
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:32.022 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]W5VEX-1>APN383,W5BEC-5*,WIDE2-1,qAR,W5ROX-5:!!000B00650259040127CB029C0280---\
-0012048D00000018
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:32.363 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]KB8SSH>APU25N,K8GPS-4*,K8GPS-10*,WIDE2,qAR,K8HSQ:@200022z4002.10N/08259.48W_1\
90/006g015t048r000P000p000h49b10143/WX
REPORT
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:34.906 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]W5VEX-1>APN383,W5BEC-5,WIDE2*,qAR,K5UTD:!!000B00650259040127CB029C0280----001\
2048D00000018
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:34.906 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]W5VEX-1>APN383,W5BEC-5*,WIDE2*,qAR,KE5UUO:!!000B00650259040127CB029C0280----0\
012048D00000018
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:35.103 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]NG7N>APRS,VCAPH*,WIDE1*,WIDE2-1,qAR,K7NVH-1:@200000z4739.10N/12224.32W_060/00\
2g004t034r000p000P000h98b10259.DsVP
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:35.296 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]VE3GIF>APK102,VE3YUF-5,VA3PEC,WIDE2*,qAR,VA3JTR:=4345.72N/07911.10W_000/006g0\
09t050r
   p   P002h47b10000KU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:35.485 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]K7HRT>APK102,WIDE2-2,qAR,WA7RVV:=4736.90N/11710.95W_000/000g000t028r
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:36.465 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]K7HRT>APK102,WA7RVV-11*,WIDE2-1,qAR,WA7RVV:=4736.90N/11710.95W_000/000g000t02\
8r
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:36.854 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]N9GKE-1>APU25N,WIDE1-1,qAR,K9WX-1:@200023z4027.30N/08649.96W_254/007g017t046r\
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{UIV32N}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:37.893 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:37.895 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:39.489 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]NU3S-7>APK102,W3EXW*,WIDE2*,qAR,N8UVQ-4:=4022.75N/08004.80W_235/006g011t048r
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:46.485 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]OK2MO-2>APOT21,OK0BBF-2*,WIDE2-1,qAR,SR6NMS:!4857.00N/01748.10E_.../...g...t0\
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:47.375 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]KD6PJW-11>APOT21,K5PRC-11*,WIDE2-1,qAR,K5PRC-13:!3023.29N/08937.36W_180/000g0\
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:47.958 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
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POLSA1600MT****
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[0]WC4PEM-14>APN391,WIDE2-1,qAR,W4KBW:$ULTW0091004102AC58FC27E9000B87D0000102FF0\
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:48.758 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]WC4PEM-14>APN391,WIDE2-1,qAR,WC4PEM:$ULTW0091004102AC58FC27E9000B87D0000102FF\
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:48.758 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]WC4PEM-14>APN391,WIDE2-1,qAR,N9JY-1:$ULTW0091004102AC58FC27E9000B87D0000102FF\
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:49.537 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[3]WC4PEM-14>APN391,WC4PEM-10*,WIDE2*,qAR,WC4PEM:$ULTW0091004102AC58FC27E9000B87\
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WX Rimini 65m Slm {UIV32}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:51.794 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]IW4EGP-3>APU25N,IR6UDA*,IZ2FTR-11*,WIDE3*,qAR,IW2EJH-3:@200022z4402.74N/01230\
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:52.379 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
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[0]VE6OBS-4>APRX26,VE6OBS-3*,qAR,VE6AB-1:@191715z5102.09N/11402.45W_154/000g000t\
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:53.768 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]VA2DJD-1>APU25N,VE2RAW-3*,WIDE2*,qAR,VE2OSR-1:@200023z4521.37N/07316.26W_150/\
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:53.769 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
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Report {UIV32N}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:54.364 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]VA7DXH-1>APTW01,WIDE2-1,qAR,VE7LSE-1:_01191632c044s000g000t038r000p000P000h98\
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:54.365 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]VA7DXH-1>APTW01,WIDE2-1,qAR,VA7DPF-1:_01191632c044s000g000t038r000p000P000h98\
b10126tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:55.365 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]DK5ON>APNW01,TCPIP*,QAS,DK5ON-10,qAR,DB0FS-10:@200033z5158.42N/00833.44E_000/\
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Weather and I-Gate
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:55.762 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]VA7DXH-1>APTW01,UBC39*,WIDE2-1,qAR,VE7LSE-1:_01191632c044s000g000t038r000p000\
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:55.960 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
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Prev.Tapat
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:56.182 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:56.603 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
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WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:56.604 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
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000p000P000h98b10126tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:57.390 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]VE6BCA-1>APW275,EDMNTN*,WIDE1*,WIDE2-1,qAR,VE6XVK-2:_01200023c275s000g000t015\
r000p000P000h00b00000wU2K
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:57.391 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]WC4PEM>APWW10,WC4PEM-10*,WIDE2-1,qAR,WC4PEM:/191923z2757.15N/08147.20W_349/00\
0g012t070r000p001P000h80b00000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:57.391 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]WC4PEM>APWW10,WC4PEM-14*,WIDE2-1,qAR,W4KBW:/191923z2757.15N/08147.20W_349/000\
g012t070r000p001P000h80b00000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:57.392 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]WC4PEM>APWW10,NI4CE-12*,WIDE2-1,qAR,KK4EQF:/191923z2757.15N/08147.20W_349/000\
g012t070r000p001P000h80b00000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:57.393 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[3]VE6BCA-1>APW275,EDMNTN*,WIDE1*,WIDE2-1,qAR,VE6SRV-13:_01200023c275s000g000t01\
5r000p000P000h00b00000wU2K
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:58.588 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[3]WC4PEM>APWW10,NI4CE-12*,W4ACS-11*,WIDE2*,qAR,KK4EQF:/191923z2757.15N/08147.20\
W_349/000g012t070r000p001P000h80b00000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:59.553 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[4]VE6BCA-1>APW275,EDMNTN*,WIDE1*,CHPMAN*,WIDE2*,qAR,VE6SRV-13:_01200023c275s000\
g000t015r000p000P000h00b00000wU2K
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:01.078 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]DK5ON>APNW01,DB0BI*,WIDE2-1,qAR,DF0FHH:@200033z5158.42N/00833.44E_000/114g114\
t177r000P000h10b09879Bielefeld
Weather and I-Gate
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:01.294 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]OK1LPD-6>APU25N,OK1KZE-1*,OK1KHL-1*,OK0BBF-2*,qAR,SR6NMS:@200022z4956.54N/014\
19.67E_090/000g005t023r000p...P000h89b10010
Cernosice - Mokropsy {UIV32}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:01.485 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]DK5ON>APNW01,DB0BI*,DB0HHN*,qAR,DB0FS-10:@200033z5158.42N/00833.44E_000/114g1\
14t177r000P000h10b09879Bielefeld
Weather and I-Gate
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:02.276 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]KC5TIL-3>APTW01,WA0D*,WIDE1*,WIDE2-2,qAR,KD5KNR:_01191822c148s008g011t060r000\
p000P000h27b10210tRSW
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:02.276 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]KC5TIL-3>APTW01,WA0D,WIDE1*,WIDE2-2,qAR,K5UTD:_01191822c148s008g011t060r000p0\
00P000h27b10210tRSW
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:02.473 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]KC5TIL-3>APTW01,K5FTW-5*,WIDE2-2,qAR,KE5UUO:_01191822c148s008g011t060r000p000\
P000h27b10210tRSW
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:02.915 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]OK1LPD-6>APU25N,OK1KZE-1*,OK1KHL-1*,OK0BAF-1*,qAR,SR6NMS:@200022z4956.54N/014\
19.67E_090/000g005t023r000p...P000h89b10010
Cernosice - Mokropsy {UIV32}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:03.734 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]EA3EH-1>APEWX,ED3YAF-15*,WIDE4-1,qAR,EA3DKP-15:@200021z4213.22N/00233.02E_254\
/003g000t044r000P000b09830h77v+02
Prev.Tapat
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:04.128 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[3]KC5TIL-3>APTW01,WA0D*,K5QBM-2*,WIDE2-1,qAR,N5DTX-5:_01191822c148s008g011t060r\
000p000P000h27b10210tRSW
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:04.327 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[4]KC5TIL-3>APTW01,WA0D*,W5NGU-3*,WIDE2,qAR,KE5UUO:_01191822c148s008g011t060r000\
p000P000h27b10210tRSW
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:05.633 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[5]KC5TIL-3>APTW01,WD5GIC-3*,K5FTW-5*,WIDE2,qAR,KE5UUO:_01191822c148s008g011t060\
r000p000P000h27b10210tRSW
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:05.634 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[6]KC5TIL-3>APTW01,WD5GIC-3*,K5FTW-5*,WIDE2,qAR,KD5KNR:_01191822c148s008g011t060\
r000p000P000h27b10210tRSW
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:05.634 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[7]KC5TIL-3>APTW01,WD5GIC-3,K5FTW-5*,WIDE2,qAR,K5UTD:_01191822c148s008g011t060r0\
00p000P000h27b10210tRSW
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:06.669 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]N2IGU-1>APZ210,WI3Z-1*,N3XKU-15*,N3TJJ-8*,WIDE3*,qAR,WF2O:@190023z4009.34N/07\
531.20W_238/001g017t045r000P000h52b10180HMrHouse
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:07.080 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]N8OCQ>APTW01,K8GPS-4*,WIDE2,qAR,KD8PHI-1:_07232022c353s000g000t046r000p000P00\
0h..b.....tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:07.267 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]K6TZ-11>APTW01,WA6ZSN*,WIDE2-1,qAR,K1GGS:_01191628c245s005g006t...r...p...P..\
.h..b10201tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:08.086 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]K6TZ-11>APTW01,K6ERN*,WIDE2,qAR,BOXSPG:_01191628c245s005g006t...r...p...P...h\
..b10201tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:08.087 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]K6TZ-11>APTW01,K6ERN*,WIDE2,qAR,K1GGS:_01191628c245s005g006t...r...p...P...h.\
.b10201tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:08.280 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]KE7CXV>APN390,WIDE2-2,qAR,N7VVX-10:$ULTW005E0000009200022868FFF4C4F8000103E70\
012014000000048
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:08.473 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]KE7CXV>APN390,WIDE2-2,qAR,KD7GIZ-13:$ULTW005E0000009200022868FFF4C4F8000103E7\
0012014000000048
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:08.474 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]N2IGU-1>APZ210,WI3Z-1*,N3XKU-15*,KB3EJM-11*,WIDE3*,qAR,WF2O:@190023z4009.34N/\
07531.20W_238/001g017t045r000P000h52b10180HMrHouse
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:08.474 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]KE7CXV>APN390,WIDE2-2,qAR,W7BOZ:$ULTW005E0000009200022868FFF4C4F8000103E70012\
014000000048
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:09.120 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[3]KE7CXV>APN390,SHEPRD*,WIDE2-1,qAR,N7VVX-10:$ULTW005E0000009200022868FFF4C4F80\
00103E70012014000000048
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:09.330 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[3]K6TZ-11>APTW01,WA6ZSN*,W6SCE-10*,qAR,BOXSPG:_01191628c245s005g006t...r...p...\
P...h..b10201tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:09.331 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[4]KE7CXV>APN390,SHEPRD*,WIDE2-1,qAR,KD7GIZ-13:$ULTW005E0000009200022868FFF4C4F8\
000103E70012014000000048
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:09.331 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[4]K6TZ-11>APTW01,WA6ZSN,W6SCE-10*,qAR,K1GGS:_01191628c245s005g006t...r...p...P.\
..h..b10201tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:09.332 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[5]K6TZ-11>APTW01,WA6ZSN*,W6SCE-10*,qAR,KE6BB:_01191628c245s005g006t...r...p...P\
...h..b10201tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:09.525 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[5]KE7CXV>APN390,KF6RAL-10*,WIDE2-1,qAR,W7BOZ:$ULTW005E0000009200022868FFF4C4F80\
00103E70012014000000048
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:09.909 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]N1NYW>APW280,KQ1L-1*,qAR,N1ZRL:_01200024c247s000g000t023r000p004P004h87b10107\
wDVP


> Will put the n in the �t/ and see what happens, the NWS stuff did interest me,
so shame to lose that

If you want the NWS weather and weather obects, then don't put the n
into the filter.

> Will see what happens

CTRL-G is a wonderful exploratory tool... try it out!

--
James
VE6SRV

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#22017 From: "Lynn W Deffenbaugh (Mr)" <kj4erj@...>
Date: Sun Jan 20, 2013 12:34 am
Subject: Re: OT BBC Radio 3 programme ldeffenb
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That was a really good listen! Thanks for the link Steve. I was concerned at the start because it was "on hold" music. But at the end of that piece, the announcer came on and said it was time to start "Between the Ears", and all was good.

I know my thrill at first copying APRS from the ISS, and hearing my first digipeat off the ISS. Eavesdropping on ISS school contacts is always fun, when they happen to be in one of my passes. I can only image listening to the suit-to-suit on the moon, and/or hearing the first ever satellite going beep-beep-beep.

And speaking of space operations, I got an e-mail that the ISS Plasma Shadow Beacon experiment is going to happen again in two weeks (Feb 1-3). See http://knts.tsniimash.ru/Shadow/en/Default.aspx for details. But since this uses UISS (at least at the master transmitting station), let's take discussion of it over to the APRSIS32cafe.

Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

On 1/19/2013 6:42 PM, Steve Daniels wrote:

Interesting programme, I don’t know if this link to the archive will work outside the UK, perhaps someone can check

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01pyfhm/Between_the_Ears_Space_Ham/

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@yahoogroups.com [mailto:aprsisce@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Steve Daniels
Sent: 19 January 2013 21:02
To: aprsisce@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [aprsisce] OT BBC Radio 3 programme

On in 30 mins

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/

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@yahoogroups.com [mailto:aprsisce@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Steve Daniels
Sent: 11 January 2013 23:03
To: aprsisce@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [aprsisce] OT BBC Radio 3 programme

There is a BBC Radio 3 programme due to air on the 19^th at 21:30 GMT about Amateur Radio and Space

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01pyfhm

I believe people outside the UK are able to listen to it.

Originally sent to http://aprsis32cafe.yahoogroups.com

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

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#22018 From: "Steve Daniels" <steve@...>
Date: Sun Jan 20, 2013 12:44 am
Subject: RE: Weather Station filter sbd64000
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For me it does not maybe I need to check my whole filter have done the
CTRL-G
Thought someone might have done it save me reinventing the wheel.
I still get them all turning up at 0,0
0,0 is not the issue just them being there
Will have a play

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


-----Original Message-----
From: aprsisce@yahoogroups.com [mailto:aprsisce@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of James Ewen
Sent: 20 January 2013 00:30
To: aprsisce@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [aprsisce] Weather Station filter

On Sat, Jan 19, 2013 at 5:01 PM, Steve Daniels
<steve@...> wrote:

> I was using -t /ws plus -s/_ did not work, well the -s/_ got rid of the
objects to 0,0
> but the weather packets still got through.

I just tested t/w and I get a bunch of weather packets, including
positionless packets. A negative filter should make them all go
away...

WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:15.241 New Filter(t/w)
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:16.624 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]N8QF-1>APK102,WC8EMA*,WIDE1*,WIDE2-1,qAR,KA0AZS:=3930.02N/08421.85W_259/0
17g029t051r
   p   P000h53b10145KU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:17.631 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]WA2ZWM-1>APW251,KA2QYE-10*,WIDE1*,K2DLL-2*,WIDE2*,qAR,K2JJI-5:_01190202c1
74s000g003t043r000p000P000h61b09851wU2K
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:18.148 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]N8GD>APU25N,WIDE2-2,qAR,N8UVQ-4:@200022z4023.06N/08043.07W_223/008g015t04
6r000p000P000h41b10126\Wintersville,
OH - WxLnk5.9.2-DsVP2 {UIV32N}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:18.578 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]KB9NK-2>APTW01,KD8B-15*,WIDE3-2,qAR,VE3SNT-33:_01192017c020s000g000t023r0
00p000P000h92b.....tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:20.532 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]N8GD>APU25N,N8UVQ-4*,N8UVQ-3*,qAR,N8UVQ-4:@200022z4023.06N/08043.07W_223/
008g015t046r000p000P000h41b10126\Wintersville,
OH - WxLnk5.9.2-DsVP2 {UIV32N}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:21.264 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[7]WA6ZSN>APN391,W6SCE-10*,qAR,BOXSPG:@192323z3419.85N/11901.57W_085/008g030
t064r000p000P000h12b10128.DsVP
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:21.265 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[8]WA6ZSN>APN391,W6SCE-10*,qAR,KE6BB:@192323z3419.85N/11901.57W_085/008g030t
064r000p000P000h12b10128.DsVP
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:21.265 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[9]WA6ZSN>APN391,W6SCE-10*,qAR,K1GGS:@192323z3419.85N/11901.57W_085/008g030t
064r000p000P000h12b10128.DsVP
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:21.526 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]AE5PL>APJIW4,W5MRC-15,qAR,K5UTD:/200021z3316.04N/09631.96W_180/006g008t05
6h68b10220jDvs
/A=000660
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:22.142 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[5]WC4PEM-10>APN391,NI4CE-12*,KG4YZY-10*,WIDE2,qAR,KK4EQF:$ULTW00C1004E02A93
FD927E70009868C000103340014002800000066
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:22.393 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]AE5PL>APJIW4,W5MRC-15*,qAR,N5DTX-5:/200021z3316.04N/09631.96W_180/006g008
t056h68b10220jDvs
/A=000660
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:22.582 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]AE5PL>APJIW4,W5MRC-15*,qAR,K5UTD:/200021z3316.04N/09631.96W_180/006g008t0
56h68b10220jDvs
/A=000660
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:23.084 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]WB4QEV-4>WX,KI4ELU-7*,WIDE2-1,qAR,W4UC-3:!!0000006402170000----0220------
--016C011D00000000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:23.085 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]WB4QEV-4>WX,KI4ELU-7*,WIDE2-1,qAR,N4SAR:!!0000006402170000----0220-------
-016C011D00000000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:23.085 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]WB4QEV-4>WX,KI4ELU-7*,WIDE2-1,qAR,W4RMS-4:!!0000006402170000----0220-----
---016C011D00000000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:23.377 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]LCSD>APTW01,WB9TLH-1*,WIDE2-1,qAR,K9SQL-14:_01192133c169s006g004t051r000p
000P000h60b10146tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:23.779 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]WC4PEM-11>APN391,WIDE2-2,qAR,WC4PEM:$ULTW0094002F02AE489827EA000A873D0001
031D001300190000005C
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:23.971 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]AD4BL>APU25N,WIDE2-2,qAR,N1TX:@200020z6452.23N/14710.19W_045/000g000t004r
000p000P000h56b10032/WX
report/Two Rivers, AK {UIV32N}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:24.165 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[3]WB4QEV-4>WX,KI4ELU-7*,K4SRC-2*,WIDE2*,qAR,W4UC-3:!!0000006402170000----02
20--------016C011D00000000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:24.166 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[4]WB4QEV-4>WX,KI4ELU-7*,K4SRC-2*,WIDE2*,qAR,N4SAR:!!0000006402170000----022
0--------016C011D00000000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:24.166 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[5]WB4QEV-4>WX,KI4ELU-7*,K4SRC-2*,WIDE2*,qAR,W4RMS-4:!!0000006402170000----0
220--------016C011D00000000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:24.761 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]WC4PEM-11>APN391,W4AKH-3*,WIDE2-1,qAR,KJ4RZN:$ULTW0094002F02AE489827EA000
A873D0001031D001300190000005C
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:24.761 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]WC4PEM-11>APN391,WC4PEM-14*,WIDE2-1,qAR,W4KBW:$ULTW0094002F02AE489827EA00
0A873D0001031D001300190000005C
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:24.969 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[3]WC4PEM-11>APN391,W4AKH-3*,WIDE2-1,qAR,KD8JBF-1:$ULTW0094002F02AE489827EA0
00A873D0001031D001300190000005C
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:25.562 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[4]WC4PEM-11>APN391,WC4PEM-7*,WIDE2-1,qAR,WC4PEM:$ULTW0094002F02AE489827EA00
0A873D0001031D001300190000005C
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:25.563 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]LCSD>APTW01,WB9TLH-10*,WIDE2-1,qAR,K9SQL-14:_01192133c169s006g004t051r000
p000P000h60b10146tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:25.760 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[5]WC4PEM-11>APN391,W4AKH-3*,W4OT-3*,WIDE2*,qAR,KJ4RZN:$ULTW0094002F02AE4898
27EA000A873D0001031D001300190000005C
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:25.944 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[6]WB4QEV-4>WX,KI4ELU-7*,W4UC-3*,WIDE2*,qAR,N4SAR:!!0000006402170000----0220
--------016C011D00000000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:25.944 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[7]WB4QEV-4>WX,KI4ELU-7*,W4UC-3*,WIDE2*,qAR,W4RMS-4:!!0000006402170000----02
20--------016C011D00000000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:26.184 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]LCSD>APTW01,WB9TLH-10*,WIDE-1,qAR,K9SQL-14:_01192133c169s006g004t051r000p
000P000h60b10146tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:26.576 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[6]WC4PEM-11>APN391,WC4PEM-10*,WIDE2-1,qAR,WC4PEM:$ULTW0094002F02AE489827EA0
00A873D0001031D001300190000005C
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:26.576 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]K4GIG-7>APZWX,K4TQR-1*,AL2-1,qAR,N4OGP-1:!!0000008D01B8003C----02F6037B--
--000C00BD00000000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:27.480 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[7]WC4PEM-11>APN391,WC4PEM-10*,NI4CE-12*,WIDE2*,qAR,KK4EQF:$ULTW0094002F02AE
489827EA000A873D0001031D001300190000005C
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:27.480 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[8]WC4PEM-11>APN391,WC4PEM-10*,NI4CE-12*,WIDE2*,qAR,WC4PEM:$ULTW0094002F02AE
489827EA000A873D0001031D001300190000005C
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:29.287 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]ED3YAE-1>APEWX,EA3CWQ-15*,WIDE7-5,qAR,EA3DKP-15:/200021z4150.20N/00132.24
E_288/000g000t037r000b09890h62v+03
Prev.Sere
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:30.641 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]SQ9CIE-4>APND14,SR9NDX*,WIDE2*,qAR,SP9MLI-2:=5023.16N/01924.93E_000/000g0
00t019r000p000P000h99b10002lU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:31.451 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]KB8SSH>APU25N,K8GPS-4*,WIDE2-1,qAR,KD8PHI-1:@200022z4002.10N/08259.48W_19
0/006g015t048r000P000p000h49b10143/WX
REPORT
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:32.022 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]W5VEX-1>APN383,W5BEC-5*,WIDE2-1,qAR,W5ROX-5:!!000B00650259040127CB029C028
0----0012048D00000018
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:32.363 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]KB8SSH>APU25N,K8GPS-4*,K8GPS-10*,WIDE2,qAR,K8HSQ:@200022z4002.10N/08259.4
8W_190/006g015t048r000P000p000h49b10143/WX
REPORT
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:34.906 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]W5VEX-1>APN383,W5BEC-5,WIDE2*,qAR,K5UTD:!!000B00650259040127CB029C0280---
-0012048D00000018
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:34.906 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]W5VEX-1>APN383,W5BEC-5*,WIDE2*,qAR,KE5UUO:!!000B00650259040127CB029C0280-
---0012048D00000018
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:35.103 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]NG7N>APRS,VCAPH*,WIDE1*,WIDE2-1,qAR,K7NVH-1:@200000z4739.10N/12224.32W_06
0/002g004t034r000p000P000h98b10259.DsVP
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:35.296 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]VE3GIF>APK102,VE3YUF-5,VA3PEC,WIDE2*,qAR,VA3JTR:=4345.72N/07911.10W_000/0
06g009t050r
   p   P002h47b10000KU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:35.485 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]K7HRT>APK102,WIDE2-2,qAR,WA7RVV:=4736.90N/11710.95W_000/000g000t028r
   p   P001h80b10269KU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:36.465 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]K7HRT>APK102,WA7RVV-11*,WIDE2-1,qAR,WA7RVV:=4736.90N/11710.95W_000/000g00
0t028r
   p   P001h80b10269KU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:36.854 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]N9GKE-1>APU25N,WIDE1-1,qAR,K9WX-1:@200023z4027.30N/08649.96W_254/007g017t
046r000p000P000h79b10107/
{UIV32N}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:37.893 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]N9GKE-1>APU25N,K9IN*,WIDE1*,qAR,K9WX-1:@200023z4027.30N/08649.96W_254/007
g017t046r000p000P000h79b10107/
{UIV32N}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:37.895 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]W1LH-12>APR846,W1LH-9*,WIDE2-1,qAR,KB1NVY-1:@200028z4444.10N/06730.11W_18
0/000g000t028r000p000....h00b10144dU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:39.489 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]NU3S-7>APK102,W3EXW*,WIDE2*,qAR,N8UVQ-4:=4022.75N/08004.80W_235/006g011t0
48r
   p   P003h44b10121KU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:46.485 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]OK2MO-2>APOT21,OK0BBF-2*,WIDE2-1,qAR,SR6NMS:!4857.00N/01748.10E_.../...g.
..t028ILAv1-02,
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:47.375 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]KD6PJW-11>APOT21,K5PRC-11*,WIDE2-1,qAR,K5PRC-13:!3023.29N/08937.36W_180/0
00g000t042p000h84b00010T2WX
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:47.958 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]IR3UDX>APNW01,OE7XGR*,WIDE2-1,qAR,DO1MBH-10:@200022z4546.24N/01058.16E_27
9/000g000t033r...P000h00b00000METEO
POLSA1600MT****
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:48.757 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]WC4PEM-14>APN391,WIDE2-1,qAR,W4KBW:$ULTW0091004102AC58FC27E9000B87D000010
2FF001300190000005E
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:48.758 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]WC4PEM-14>APN391,WIDE2-1,qAR,WC4PEM:$ULTW0091004102AC58FC27E9000B87D00001
02FF001300190000005E
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:48.758 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]WC4PEM-14>APN391,WIDE2-1,qAR,N9JY-1:$ULTW0091004102AC58FC27E9000B87D00001
02FF001300190000005E
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:48.759 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]OK2MO-2>APOT21,OK0BBF-2*,SR9NDX*,WIDE2*,qAR,SP9MLI-2:!4857.00N/01748.10E_
.../...g...t028ILAv1-02,
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:49.537 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[3]WC4PEM-14>APN391,WC4PEM-10*,WIDE2*,qAR,WC4PEM:$ULTW0091004102AC58FC27E900
0B87D0000102FF001300190000005E
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:49.744 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]IW4EGP-3>APU25N,IR6UDA*,WIDE3-1,qAR,IW2EJH-3:@200022z4402.74N/01230.70E_2
91/003g008t040r000p018P001h99b10145
WX Rimini 65m Slm {UIV32}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:51.794 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]IW4EGP-3>APU25N,IR6UDA*,IZ2FTR-11*,WIDE3*,qAR,IW2EJH-3:@200022z4402.74N/0
1230.70E_291/003g008t040r000p018P001h99b10145
WX Rimini 65m Slm {UIV32}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:52.379 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]AC7KP>APW251,W7PFR-1*,WIDE2-1,qAR,K7NVH-1:_01200108c071s000g000t032r000p0
00P000h00b00000wU2K
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:53.186 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]VE6OBS-4>APRX26,VE6OBS-3*,qAR,VE6AB-1:@191715z5102.09N/11402.45W_154/000g
000t022r000p000P000h83b10264L000.DsIP-VP
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:53.768 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]VA2DJD-1>APU25N,VE2RAW-3*,WIDE2*,qAR,VE2OSR-1:@200023z4521.37N/07316.26W_
150/001g002t035r000p000P000h27b10091/WX
Report {UIV32N}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:53.769 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]VA2DJD-1>APU25N,VE2RAW-3*,WIDE2*,qAR,VE2USL-1:@200023z4521.37N/07316.26W_
150/001g002t035r000p000P000h27b10091/WX
Report {UIV32N}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:54.364 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]VA7DXH-1>APTW01,WIDE2-1,qAR,VE7LSE-1:_01191632c044s000g000t038r000p000P00
0h98b10126tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:54.365 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]VA7DXH-1>APTW01,WIDE2-1,qAR,VA7DPF-1:_01191632c044s000g000t038r000p000P00
0h98b10126tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:55.365 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]DK5ON>APNW01,TCPIP*,QAS,DK5ON-10,qAR,DB0FS-10:@200033z5158.42N/00833.44E_
000/114g114t177r000P000h10b09879Bielefeld
Weather and I-Gate
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:55.762 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]VA7DXH-1>APTW01,UBC39*,WIDE2-1,qAR,VE7LSE-1:_01191632c044s000g000t038r000
p000P000h98b10126tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:55.960 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]EA3EH-1>APEWX,EA3F-15*,WIDE4-3,qAR,EA3DKP-15:@200021z4213.22N/00233.02E_2
54/003g000t044r000P000b09830h77v+02
Prev.Tapat
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:56.182 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]VE6BCA-1>APW275,WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1,qAR,VE6SRV-13:_01200023c275s000g000t015r0
00p000P000h00b00000wU2K
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:56.603 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[3]VA7DXH-1>APTW01,LDYSMH*,WIDE2*,qAR,VE7LSE-1:_01191632c044s000g000t038r000
p000P000h98b10126tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:56.604 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[4]VA7DXH-1>APTW01,UBC39*,HBRCTY*,WIDE2*,qAR,VA7DPF-1:_01191632c044s000g000t
038r000p000P000h98b10126tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:57.390 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]VE6BCA-1>APW275,EDMNTN*,WIDE1*,WIDE2-1,qAR,VE6XVK-2:_01200023c275s000g000
t015r000p000P000h00b00000wU2K
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:57.391 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]WC4PEM>APWW10,WC4PEM-10*,WIDE2-1,qAR,WC4PEM:/191923z2757.15N/08147.20W_34
9/000g012t070r000p001P000h80b00000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:57.391 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]WC4PEM>APWW10,WC4PEM-14*,WIDE2-1,qAR,W4KBW:/191923z2757.15N/08147.20W_349
/000g012t070r000p001P000h80b00000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:57.392 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]WC4PEM>APWW10,NI4CE-12*,WIDE2-1,qAR,KK4EQF:/191923z2757.15N/08147.20W_349
/000g012t070r000p001P000h80b00000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:57.393 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[3]VE6BCA-1>APW275,EDMNTN*,WIDE1*,WIDE2-1,qAR,VE6SRV-13:_01200023c275s000g00
0t015r000p000P000h00b00000wU2K
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:58.588 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[3]WC4PEM>APWW10,NI4CE-12*,W4ACS-11*,WIDE2*,qAR,KK4EQF:/191923z2757.15N/0814
7.20W_349/000g012t070r000p001P000h80b00000
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:22:59.553 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[4]VE6BCA-1>APW275,EDMNTN*,WIDE1*,CHPMAN*,WIDE2*,qAR,VE6SRV-13:_01200023c275
s000g000t015r000p000P000h00b00000wU2K
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:01.078 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]DK5ON>APNW01,DB0BI*,WIDE2-1,qAR,DF0FHH:@200033z5158.42N/00833.44E_000/114
g114t177r000P000h10b09879Bielefeld
Weather and I-Gate
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:01.294 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]OK1LPD-6>APU25N,OK1KZE-1*,OK1KHL-1*,OK0BBF-2*,qAR,SR6NMS:@200022z4956.54N
/01419.67E_090/000g005t023r000p...P000h89b10010
Cernosice - Mokropsy {UIV32}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:01.485 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]DK5ON>APNW01,DB0BI*,DB0HHN*,qAR,DB0FS-10:@200033z5158.42N/00833.44E_000/1
14g114t177r000P000h10b09879Bielefeld
Weather and I-Gate
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:02.276 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]KC5TIL-3>APTW01,WA0D*,WIDE1*,WIDE2-2,qAR,KD5KNR:_01191822c148s008g011t060
r000p000P000h27b10210tRSW
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:02.276 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]KC5TIL-3>APTW01,WA0D,WIDE1*,WIDE2-2,qAR,K5UTD:_01191822c148s008g011t060r0
00p000P000h27b10210tRSW
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:02.473 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]KC5TIL-3>APTW01,K5FTW-5*,WIDE2-2,qAR,KE5UUO:_01191822c148s008g011t060r000
p000P000h27b10210tRSW
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:02.915 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]OK1LPD-6>APU25N,OK1KZE-1*,OK1KHL-1*,OK0BAF-1*,qAR,SR6NMS:@200022z4956.54N
/01419.67E_090/000g005t023r000p...P000h89b10010
Cernosice - Mokropsy {UIV32}
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:03.734 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]EA3EH-1>APEWX,ED3YAF-15*,WIDE4-1,qAR,EA3DKP-15:@200021z4213.22N/00233.02E
_254/003g000t044r000P000b09830h77v+02
Prev.Tapat
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:04.128 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[3]KC5TIL-3>APTW01,WA0D*,K5QBM-2*,WIDE2-1,qAR,N5DTX-5:_01191822c148s008g011t
060r000p000P000h27b10210tRSW
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:04.327 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[4]KC5TIL-3>APTW01,WA0D*,W5NGU-3*,WIDE2,qAR,KE5UUO:_01191822c148s008g011t060
r000p000P000h27b10210tRSW
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:05.633 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[5]KC5TIL-3>APTW01,WD5GIC-3*,K5FTW-5*,WIDE2,qAR,KE5UUO:_01191822c148s008g011
t060r000p000P000h27b10210tRSW
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:05.634 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[6]KC5TIL-3>APTW01,WD5GIC-3*,K5FTW-5*,WIDE2,qAR,KD5KNR:_01191822c148s008g011
t060r000p000P000h27b10210tRSW
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:05.634 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[7]KC5TIL-3>APTW01,WD5GIC-3,K5FTW-5*,WIDE2,qAR,K5UTD:_01191822c148s008g011t0
60r000p000P000h27b10210tRSW
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:06.669 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]N2IGU-1>APZ210,WI3Z-1*,N3XKU-15*,N3TJJ-8*,WIDE3*,qAR,WF2O:@190023z4009.34
N/07531.20W_238/001g017t045r000P000h52b10180HMrHouse
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:07.080 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]N8OCQ>APTW01,K8GPS-4*,WIDE2,qAR,KD8PHI-1:_07232022c353s000g000t046r000p00
0P000h..b.....tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:07.267 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]K6TZ-11>APTW01,WA6ZSN*,WIDE2-1,qAR,K1GGS:_01191628c245s005g006t...r...p..
.P...h..b10201tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:08.086 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]K6TZ-11>APTW01,K6ERN*,WIDE2,qAR,BOXSPG:_01191628c245s005g006t...r...p...P
...h..b10201tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:08.087 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]K6TZ-11>APTW01,K6ERN*,WIDE2,qAR,K1GGS:_01191628c245s005g006t...r...p...P.
..h..b10201tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:08.280 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]KE7CXV>APN390,WIDE2-2,qAR,N7VVX-10:$ULTW005E0000009200022868FFF4C4F800010
3E70012014000000048
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:08.473 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]KE7CXV>APN390,WIDE2-2,qAR,KD7GIZ-13:$ULTW005E0000009200022868FFF4C4F80001
03E70012014000000048
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:08.474 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[1]N2IGU-1>APZ210,WI3Z-1*,N3XKU-15*,KB3EJM-11*,WIDE3*,qAR,WF2O:@190023z4009.
34N/07531.20W_238/001g017t045r000P000h52b10180HMrHouse
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:08.474 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[2]KE7CXV>APN390,WIDE2-2,qAR,W7BOZ:$ULTW005E0000009200022868FFF4C4F8000103E7
0012014000000048
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:09.120 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[3]KE7CXV>APN390,SHEPRD*,WIDE2-1,qAR,N7VVX-10:$ULTW005E0000009200022868FFF4C
4F8000103E70012014000000048
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:09.330 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[3]K6TZ-11>APTW01,WA6ZSN*,W6SCE-10*,qAR,BOXSPG:_01191628c245s005g006t...r...
p...P...h..b10201tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:09.331 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[4]KE7CXV>APN390,SHEPRD*,WIDE2-1,qAR,KD7GIZ-13:$ULTW005E0000009200022868FFF4
C4F8000103E70012014000000048
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:09.331 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[4]K6TZ-11>APTW01,WA6ZSN,W6SCE-10*,qAR,K1GGS:_01191628c245s005g006t...r...p.
..P...h..b10201tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:09.332 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[5]K6TZ-11>APTW01,WA6ZSN*,W6SCE-10*,qAR,KE6BB:_01191628c245s005g006t...r...p
...P...h..b10201tU2k
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:09.525 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[5]KE7CXV>APN390,KF6RAL-10*,WIDE2-1,qAR,W7BOZ:$ULTW005E0000009200022868FFF4C
4F8000103E70012014000000048
WinMain:2013-01-20T00:23:09.909 IS[Feed](Hit(t/w))
[0]N1NYW>APW280,KQ1L-1*,qAR,N1ZRL:_01200024c247s000g000t023r000p004P004h87b1
0107wDVP


> Will put the n in the -t/ and see what happens, the NWS stuff did interest
me, so shame to lose that

If you want the NWS weather and weather obects, then don't put the n
into the filter.

> Will see what happens

CTRL-G is a wonderful exploratory tool... try it out!

--
James
VE6SRV


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#22019 From: kc8sfq@...
Date: Sun Jan 20, 2013 2:37 am
Subject: Re: OT BBC Radio 3 programme kc8sfq
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> let's take discussion of it over to the APRSIS32cafe.

I think I got some posts from the "cafe" early on. Have not seen any recently. Is it a separate group, or has it just been quiet lately? Some of those were fun, even though not directly related to APRSIS32

73 Ron, KC8SFQ

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#22020 From: "Lynn W Deffenbaugh (Mr)" <kj4erj@...>
Date: Sun Jan 20, 2013 3:40 am
Subject: Re: OT BBC Radio 3 programme ldeffenb
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A different, but parallel, group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/APRSIS32cafe/

Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

On 1/19/2013 9:37 PM, kc8sfq@... wrote:

> let's take discussion of it over to the APRSIS32cafe.

I think I got some posts from the "cafe" early on. Have not seen any recently. Is it a separate group, or has it just been quiet lately? Some of those were fun, even though not directly related to APRSIS32

73 Ron, KC8SFQ

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#22021 From: "Ron N9SZV" <n9szv@...>
Date: Sun Jan 20, 2013 1:28 pm
Subject: Re: OT BBC Radio 3 programme n9szv
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I just went over there to the other group and asked to join Lynn and waiting to
be approved.

Ron N9SZV

--- In aprsisce@yahoogroups.com, "Lynn W Deffenbaugh (Mr)"  wrote:
>
> A different, but parallel, group:
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/APRSIS32cafe/
>
> Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32
>
> On 1/19/2013 9:37 PM, kc8sfq@... wrote:
> >
> >
> > > let's take discussion of it over to the APRSIS32cafe.
> >
> > I think I got some posts from the "cafe" early on. Have not seen any
> > recently. Is it a separate group, or has it just been quiet lately?
> > Some of those were fun, even though not directly related to APRSIS32
> >
> > 73  Ron, KC8SFQ
> >
> >
> >
>

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#22022 From: David John Walsh <davidjwalsh@...>
Date: Sun Jan 20, 2013 4:27 pm
Subject: Message Groups davidjw79
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Hi all,

Does APRSIS32 implement message groups that allow a one to some conversation to
take place?

By this I mean to provide similar functionality to the way Kenwood hardware
implements "Message Group Codes"?

eg everyone who adds the address 'SAR' to the list would see/be notified of
those messages addressed to 'SAR'.

NB, I don't mean 'altnets' and ANSERV / CQSERV is not a solution I can use as it
needs to be a 'radio only' solution that has no central infrastructure.

As an aside, what is the full list of one to all message addresses APRSIS32
responds to? (I have figured out CQ, QST & ALL; is there more?)

Thank you for the responses in advance
David

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#22023 From: "Lynn W Deffenbaugh (Mr)" <kj4erj@...>
Date: Sun Jan 20, 2013 7:07 pm
Subject: Re: Message Groups ldeffenb
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Just as Kenwood has a special "message group" that they field in addition to the standards that you mention below, APRSISCE/32 will also pick up messages addressed to APRSIS-CE and APRSIS-32.

While there isn't a menu way to configure it yet, APRSISCE/32 does support the definition of Message Group's in the XML configuration file. Any message received that matches a configured MessageGroup will be pulled into the notification area, but will not be ack'd. I believe this is the functionality that you're looking for? To configure a MessageGroup, follow the instructions at http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/doc:editing-xml-configuration and add a line similar to the following, but of course with your own desired group. There should be a  comment in your XML file which provides an anchor point of where to put the new element(s).

<MessageGroup>SAR-1</MessageGroup>

Oh, and if you send a message to a configured MessageGroup, APRSISCE/32 should automatically NOT request an ack on that message.

APRSISCE/32 also has the beginning support for "Companion" callsigns that aren't exactly what you're looking for, but provide a unique bit of functionality. A Companion (see Configure / Companions) will have position beacons generated for it based on it's own independant GeniusBeaconing configuration set as well as via it's own configurable path. Messages addressed for Companion Calls will also be picked up and acked, if you check the Messages box in the Companion configuration. If you prefer, Companion calls may also beacon as an Object rather than a station, but said object will still GeniusBeacon along with the main station.

Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

On 1/20/2013 11:27 AM, David John Walsh wrote:

Hi all,
based on Does APRSIS32 implement message groups that allow a one to some conversation to take place?
By this I mean to provide similar functionality to the way Kenwood hardware implements "Message Group Codes"?
eg everyone who adds the address 'SAR' to the list would see/be notified of those messages addressed to 'SAR'.
NB, I don't mean 'altnets' and ANSERV / CQSERV is not a solution I can use as it needs to be a 'radio only' solution that has no central infrastructure.
As an aside, what is the full list of one to all message addresses APRSIS32 responds to? (I have figured out CQ, QST & ALL; is there more?)
Thank you for the responses in advance
David
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#22024 From: "kf4lvz" <agcme2002@...>
Date: Sun Jan 20, 2013 7:08 pm
Subject: Re: Ghost Stations kf4lvz
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I doubt you'll have to worry.  :) No records exist showing a formed hurricane
ever crossing the equator.  According to a couple articles from a professor of
meteorology[1] and track data from NOAA[2], there are forces that conspire to
prevent it.

During a search there was only one article from a Chicago Tribune[3]
meteorologist that mentioned a hurricane having crossed the equator, citing data
from NWS but the information about that particular storm was never given in the
article nor was a reference supplied.  The only mention I can find from NWS/NOAA
is in a discussion about hurricane formation[4].  There it mentions one Typhoon
Vamei near Singapore that formed very near the equator and had circulation on
both sides but the official coordinates of the center of rotation didn't cross
the equator.

[1] http://www.soest.hawaii.edu/GG/ASK/hurricanes.html
[2] http://sos.noaa.gov/Datasets/dataset.php?id=5
[3]
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2003-09-21/news/0309210030_1_equator-hurrican\
e-coriolis-force
[4] http://www.srh.noaa.gov/jetstream/tropics/tc.htm

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> On 1/18/2013 4:46 PM, Steve Daniels wrote:
> > Need to make sure it rotates in the correct direction. Depending on
> > Hemisphere equator etc
>
> The Hurricane symbol wind barbs do that!  They are in opposite
> directions depending on North or South of the equator.  I don't remember
> what I did if a hurricane is located at zero N/S, though!
>
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#22025 From: David John Walsh <davidjwalsh@...>
Date: Sun Jan 20, 2013 9:37 pm
Subject: Re: Message Groups davidjw79
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Hi Lynn,

Thank you for the detailed reply. I haven't yet tested it but the way you describe the <MessageGroups> sounds exactly like the behaviour that I was looking for.

Companions sound like a great way to have a tactical call sign and 2nd visual status on the map - something else to play with.

Thanks again,

David

On 20 Jan 2013, at 19:07, Lynn W Deffenbaugh (Mr) <kj4erj@...> wrote:

Just as Kenwood has a special "message group" that they field in addition to the standards that you mention below, APRSISCE/32 will also pick up messages addressed to APRSIS-CE and APRSIS-32.

While there isn't a menu way to configure it yet, APRSISCE/32 does support the definition of Message Group's in the XML configuration file. Any message received that matches a configured MessageGroup will be pulled into the notification area, but will not be ack'd. I believe this is the functionality that you're looking for? To configure a MessageGroup, follow the instructions at http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/doc:editing-xml-configuration and add a line similar to the following, but of course with your own desired group. There should be a  comment in your XML file which provides an anchor point of where to put the new element(s).

<MessageGroup>SAR-1</MessageGroup>

Oh, and if you send a message to a configured MessageGroup, APRSISCE/32 should automatically NOT request an ack on that message.

APRSISCE/32 also has the beginning support for "Companion" callsigns that aren't exactly what you're looking for, but provide a unique bit of functionality. A Companion (see Configure / Companions) will have position beacons generated for it based on it's own independant GeniusBeaconing configuration set as well as via it's own configurable path. Messages addressed for Companion Calls will also be picked up and acked, if you check the Messages box in the Companion configuration. If you prefer, Companion calls may also beacon as an Object rather than a station, but said object will still GeniusBeacon along with the main station.

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Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

On 1/20/2013 11:27 AM, David John Walsh wrote:
Hi all,
based on Does APRSIS32 implement message groups that allow a one to some conversation to take place?
By this I mean to provide similar functionality to the way Kenwood hardware implements "Message Group Codes"?
eg everyone who adds the address 'SAR' to the list would see/be notified of those messages addressed to 'SAR'.
NB, I don't mean 'altnets' and ANSERV / CQSERV is not a solution I can use as it needs to be a 'radio only' solution that has no central infrastructure.
As an aside, what is the full list of one to all message addresses APRSIS32 responds to? (I have figured out CQ, QST & ALL; is there more?)
Thank you for the responses in advance
David
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#22026 From: Don Rolph <don.rolph@...>
Date: Mon Jan 21, 2013 2:02 am
Subject: APRSISCE/32 testing this weekend donrolph...
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It has been an interesting set of experiments this weekend.  APRSISCE/32 has
been working very well and is quite intuitive! Both mobile stations and fixed
stations with and without RF support have been tested with good success.

The only downside has been the "kludgey" configuration I am using for mobile
operations:

- Garmin GPSMAP 60CSX GPS unit
- Garmin serial cable with prolific USB to serial adapter
- small HP laptop
-TNC-X
- FT-817ND

It works very well, but the passenger seat is a "rat's nest" of cabling, and
most of our GPS units are the 62stc type without a serial port, so we will need
some engineering on the mobile units.

Thanks very much for the support of the yahoo group, and thanks to the
APRSISCE/32 development team for such a solid product!

Tomorrow we will install an iGate in the EMA office (assuming the Kantronics
KPC3+ behaves!), and then we will work on mobile units.

73,
AB1PH
Don Rolph

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#22027 From: kc8sfq@...
Date: Mon Jan 21, 2013 2:28 am
Subject: Re: OT BBC Radio 3 programme kc8sfq
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Cool, Thanks. I'm on my way there.
73 Ron
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> A different, but parallel, group:
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/APRSIS32cafe/
>
> Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32
>
> On 1/19/2013 9:37 PM, kc8sfq@... wrote:
>>
>>
>> > let's take discussion of it over to the APRSIS32cafe.
>>
>> I think I got some posts from the "cafe" early on. Have not seen any
>> recently. Is it a separate group, or has it just been quiet lately?
>> Some of those were fun, even though not directly related to APRSIS32
>>
>> 73 Ron, KC8SFQ
>>
>>
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#22028 From: "Don Rolph" <don.rolph@...>
Date: Mon Jan 21, 2013 3:35 pm
Subject: Configuring KPC3+ with APRSISCE/32 donrolph...
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As usual, moving environments is always exciting.

My next configuration in the EMA office uses a Kantronics KPC3+.  I checked and
it seems to be in KISS mode, however, that can be changed.

I can not find a KPC3+ TNC port configuration.

I do see an AGW port configuration, but it is unclear how to connect it to the
AGWPE driver.

Thoughts?

Thanks in advance!

73,
AB1PH
Don Rolph

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#22029 From: Adam Mahnke <kc2ant@...>
Date: Mon Jan 21, 2013 3:45 pm
Subject: RE: Configuring KPC3+ with APRSISCE/32 adam_kc2ant
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The trick I've found with Kantronics TNC's is to lock them into KISS mode, and get them to stay that was across a power reset.

Here is the message string from when I was trying to get a 9612 to stay in KISS mode

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/aprsisce/message/8883

Once the TNC stays in KISS mode, the KISS configuration for APRSIS32 works great.

Adam

KC2ANT

To: aprsisce@yahoogroups.com
From: don.rolph@...
Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2013 15:35:32 +0000
Subject: [aprsisce] Configuring KPC3+ with APRSISCE/32

As usual, moving environments is always exciting.

My next configuration in the EMA office uses a Kantronics KPC3+. I checked and it seems to be in KISS mode, however, that can be changed.

I can not find a KPC3+ TNC port configuration.

I do see an AGW port configuration, but it is unclear how to connect it to the AGWPE driver.

Thoughts?

Thanks in advance!

73,
AB1PH
Don Rolph

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#22030 From: "Lynn W Deffenbaugh (Mr)" <kj4erj@...>
Date: Mon Jan 21, 2013 3:49 pm
Subject: Re: Configuring KPC3+ with APRSISCE/32 ldeffenb
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See aprsisce.wikidot.com/tnc-kpc-3

AGW is not necessary unless you've got a need to share access to the
KPC-3+ with other programs.

Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

On 1/21/2013 10:35 AM, Don Rolph wrote:
> As usual, moving environments is always exciting.
>
> My next configuration in the EMA office uses a Kantronics KPC3+.  I checked
and it seems to be in KISS mode, however, that can be changed.
>
> I can not find a KPC3+ TNC port configuration.
>
> I do see an AGW port configuration, but it is unclear how to connect it to the
AGWPE driver.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> 73,
> AB1PH
> Don Rolph
>
>
>
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#22031 From: "Lynn W Deffenbaugh (Mr)" <kj4erj@...>
Date: Mon Jan 21, 2013 3:50 pm
Subject: Re: Configuring KPC3+ with APRSISCE/32 ldeffenb
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On 1/21/2013 10:45 AM, Adam Mahnke wrote:

Once the TNC stays in KISS mode, the KISS configuration for APRSIS32 works great.

That'd be Simply(KISS), otherwise the KISS-mode <CloseCmd>s will take the KPC-3+ out of KISS mode until the next power cycle.

Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

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#22032 From: Adam Mahnke <kc2ant@...>
Date: Mon Jan 21, 2013 3:56 pm
Subject: Re: Configuring KPC3+ with APRSISCE/32 adam_kc2ant
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Thanks for the correction, I set it up so long ago I forgot that part.

Adam
KC2ANT

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Subject: Re: [aprsisce] Configuring KPC3+ with APRSISCE/32

On 1/21/2013 10:45 AM, Adam Mahnke wrote:

Once the TNC stays in KISS mode, the KISS configuration for APRSIS32 works great.

That'd be Simply(KISS), otherwise the KISS-mode <CloseCmd>s will take the KPC-3+ out of KISS mode until the next power cycle.

Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

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#22033 From: Don Rolph <don.rolph@...>
Date: Mon Jan 21, 2013 4:14 pm
Subject: Re: Configuring KPC3+ with APRSISCE/32 donrolph...
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Ok answered my own question. Used the TNC KPC-3+ notes to modify config file, works fine now.

Sent from my iPhone

On Jan 21, 2013, at 10:35 AM, "Don Rolph" <don.rolph@...> wrote:

As usual, moving environments is always exciting.

My next configuration in the EMA office uses a Kantronics KPC3+. I checked and it seems to be in KISS mode, however, that can be changed.

I can not find a KPC3+ TNC port configuration.

I do see an AGW port configuration, but it is unclear how to connect it to the AGWPE driver.

Thoughts?

Thanks in advance!

73,
AB1PH
Don Rolph

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#22034 From: James Ewen <ve6srv@...>
Date: Mon Jan 21, 2013 4:25 pm
Subject: Re: Configuring KPC3+ with APRSISCE/32 ve6srv
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On Mon, Jan 21, 2013 at 9:14 AM, Don Rolph <don.rolph@...> wrote:

> Ok answered my own question.  Used the TNC KPC-3+ notes to modify config
> file, works fine now.

Just watch for the accumulated delay issue with a KPC-3 running in KISS mode.

You won't see the issue on your own station, but if you suddenly start
gating a lot more packets than usual, that's probably due to your
i-gate delaying packets and injecting them after the anti-dupe filters
have expired. Other stations will notice zig-zag patterns on their
tracks, or flagged raw packets on aprs.fi. The zig-zag is hard to find
on aprs.fi since Hessu does a bunch of filtering to try and hide the
issues caused by delayed packets.

--
James
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#22035 From: "Don Rolph" <don.rolph@...>
Date: Mon Jan 21, 2013 6:33 pm
Subject: RE: Configuring KPC3+ with APRSISCE/32 donrolph...
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What causes the delayed packets??

From: aprsisce@yahoogroups.com [mailto:aprsisce@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of James Ewen
Sent: Monday, January 21, 2013 11:26 AM
To: aprsisce@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [aprsisce] Configuring KPC3+ with APRSISCE/32

On Mon, Jan 21, 2013 at 9:14 AM, Don Rolph don.rolph@...> wrote:

> Ok answered my own question. Used the TNC KPC-3+ notes to modify config
> file, works fine now.

Just watch for the accumulated delay issue with a KPC-3 running in KISS mode.

You won't see the issue on your own station, but if you suddenly start
gating a lot more packets than usual, that's probably due to your
i-gate delaying packets and injecting them after the anti-dupe filters
have expired. Other stations will notice zig-zag patterns on their
tracks, or flagged raw packets on aprs.fi. The zig-zag is hard to find
on aprs.fi since Hessu does a bunch of filtering to try and hide the
issues caused by delayed packets.

--
James
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#22036 From: James Ewen <ve6srv@...>
Date: Mon Jan 21, 2013 6:42 pm
Subject: Re: Configuring KPC3+ with APRSISCE/32 ve6srv
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We don't have access to the source code or development environment to
be able to determine the cause.

It's just a known issue.



On 1/21/13, Don Rolph <don.rolph@...> wrote:
> What causes the delayed packets??
>
>
>
> From: aprsisce@yahoogroups.com [mailto:aprsisce@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
> Of James Ewen
> Sent: Monday, January 21, 2013 11:26 AM
> To: aprsisce@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [aprsisce] Configuring KPC3+ with APRSISCE/32
>
>
>
>
>
> On Mon, Jan 21, 2013 at 9:14 AM, Don Rolph don.rolph@...
> <mailto:don.rolph%40gmail.com> > wrote:
>
>> Ok answered my own question. Used the TNC KPC-3+ notes to modify config
>> file, works fine now.
>
> Just watch for the accumulated delay issue with a KPC-3 running in KISS
> mode.
>
> You won't see the issue on your own station, but if you suddenly start
> gating a lot more packets than usual, that's probably due to your
> i-gate delaying packets and injecting them after the anti-dupe filters
> have expired. Other stations will notice zig-zag patterns on their
> tracks, or flagged raw packets on aprs.fi. The zig-zag is hard to find
> on aprs.fi since Hessu does a bunch of filtering to try and hide the
> issues caused by delayed packets.
>
> --
> James
> VE6SRV
>
>
>
>

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#22037 From: "Lynn W Deffenbaugh (Mr)" <kj4erj@...>
Date: Mon Jan 21, 2013 6:47 pm
Subject: Re: Configuring KPC3+ with APRSISCE/32 ldeffenb
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See http://blog.aprs.fi/2011/03/kantronics-kpc3-considered-harmful.html for about the best description. Make sure you check out the videos that show the reproduction and proof of the issue.

It is only known to affect KPC-3+ (the plus version) and only when running in KISS mode for an extended period of time where the time is shorter in areas of heavier traffic. Personally, my money is on a circular buffer pointer race condition in the firmware whereby the head and tail pointers vs some counter is getting steadily out of sync causing received packets to sit in the buffer until a new packet "bumps" it out. When the race condition is met, another packet ends up in the buffer, slowing increasing the delays until they become noticeable by exceeding the 30 second APRS-IS dupe detect window.

I plan to incorporate a "reset timer" in the upcoming port support of APRSISCE/32 that will automatically execute a port's <Close/OpenCmd>s on a timed basis. It has been shown that simply dropping the KPC-3+ out of KISS mode and putting it back into KISS mode will eliminate the delays. A power cycle on a KPC-3+ that comes up in KISS mode will, of course, also clear the buffering/delay issue.

Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

On 1/21/2013 1:33 PM, Don Rolph wrote:

What causes the delayed packets??

From: aprsisce@yahoogroups.com [mailto:aprsisce@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of James Ewen
Sent: Monday, January 21, 2013 11:26 AM
To: aprsisce@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [aprsisce] Configuring KPC3+ with APRSISCE/32

On Mon, Jan 21, 2013 at 9:14 AM, Don Rolph don.rolph@...> wrote:

> Ok answered my own question. Used the TNC KPC-3+ notes to modify config
> file, works fine now.

Just watch for the accumulated delay issue with a KPC-3 running in KISS mode.

You won't see the issue on your own station, but if you suddenly start
gating a lot more packets than usual, that's probably due to your
i-gate delaying packets and injecting them after the anti-dupe filters
have expired. Other stations will notice zig-zag patterns on their
tracks, or flagged raw packets on aprs.fi. The zig-zag is hard to find
on aprs.fi since Hessu does a bunch of filtering to try and hide the
issues caused by delayed packets.

--
James
VE6SRV

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#22038 From: "Don Rolph" <don.rolph@...>
Date: Mon Jan 21, 2013 6:58 pm
Subject: RE: Configuring KPC3+ with APRSISCE/32 donrolph...
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Lynn,

Thanks for the info.

I find myself using KPC3+ TNCs for server and TNC-X TNCs for clients. Thanks for the warning here!

From: aprsisce@yahoogroups.com [mailto:aprsisce@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Lynn W Deffenbaugh (Mr)
Sent: Monday, January 21, 2013 1:47 PM
To: aprsisce@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [aprsisce] Configuring KPC3+ with APRSISCE/32

What causes the delayed packets??

From: aprsisce@yahoogroups.com [mailto:aprsisce@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of James Ewen
Sent: Monday, January 21, 2013 11:26 AM
To: aprsisce@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [aprsisce] Configuring KPC3+ with APRSISCE/32

On Mon, Jan 21, 2013 at 9:14 AM, Don Rolph don.rolph@...> wrote:

> Ok answered my own question. Used the TNC KPC-3+ notes to modify config
> file, works fine now.

Just watch for the accumulated delay issue with a KPC-3 running in KISS mode.

You won't see the issue on your own station, but if you suddenly start
gating a lot more packets than usual, that's probably due to your
i-gate delaying packets and injecting them after the anti-dupe filters
have expired. Other stations will notice zig-zag patterns on their
tracks, or flagged raw packets on aprs.fi. The zig-zag is hard to find
on aprs.fi since Hessu does a bunch of filtering to try and hide the
issues caused by delayed packets.

--
James
VE6SRV

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#22039 From: "Lynn W Deffenbaugh (Mr)" <kj4erj@...>
Date: Mon Jan 21, 2013 7:19 pm
Subject: Red box - FreqSpec Issues ldeffenb
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(Group readers: You might want to start at the bottom and work upwards to get a context for this reply)

I reply faster to support questions in the APRSISCE Yahoo group because I'm in that "mode" of processing e-mail when I look at that in-box. I check this e-mail box more often, but most of the time with less time to draft support responses. I'm copying this response to the Yahoo group in keeping with my belief that "for every question asked by one, there's probably ten (or more) interested in the answer".

Currently the red box around FreqSpec objects with "issues" is not user configurable. The intent is that local users will contact the owner of their local objects and encourage them to get fixed to current spec compliance. What I see of the objects in your area are that they are non-TONE spec compliant. And that means that they were never compliant to start with, but no-one was flagging such issues.

The Tone spec is Tnnn (wide) or tnnn (narrow) where the nnn is the tone frequency expressed as exactly three digits and no decimals per Bob's http://www.aprs.org/localinfo.html

Where Tnnn is the tone in Hz (without tenths)

T079 R45m -(Combines 79.7 Hz PL tone and Range (miles or Kilo)

T079 +060 -(Combines 79.7 Hz PL tone and +600 KHz offset

t079 R45m -(the lower case letter means narrowband modulation.

Toff R45k -(Tone is OFF (no PL or CTCSS) standard offset)

With more and more implementations of interpreting the frequency information in APRS-aware radios, it is more and more imperative that said information be fully spec compliant to be usable across the largest number of mobile platforms.

Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

PS. I do have plans to expand on what I'll be calling "Highlights" and at that time the FreqSpec issue highlight should become user configurable. It will also include Bob's original suggestions (they're not in aprs101.pdf) for station highlighting from http://www.aprs.org/symbols.html

WHITE: . . . . . . . A Full-up APRS station that is message capable

GRAY: . . . . . . . . A Tracker or other station without message capability

CYAN: . . . . . . . . A moving station with CSE/SPEED or a Dead Reckoned Station

BLUE(dark) . . . . The previous position of a MOVED station or object

YELLOW: . . . . . Your own active OBJECTS you are transmitting to the net

VIOLET: . . . . . . Objects placed on the map by others

Dark GRAY: . . . Old Symbols not updated in the last 80 minutes or more

BLACK: . . . . . . Old Symbols that have been "killed" by the originator

RED: . . . . . . . . . Emergency, Alarmed, or otherwise unknown symbols

CIRCLE: . . . . . . Circles show the size of a position's ambiguity (0.1, 1, 10 or 60 mi)

ACTIVITY BIT . This bit indicates if an operator is present. The map can be selected to show only manned stations

On 1/20/2013 11:09 AM, W1GTT@... wrote:

Lynn,

Still no reply to yesterday's two emails I sent to you. One contained an attachment. I now understand what the reason is for the red boxes around various objects generated by a beacon from digi's announcing repeater frequencies and other info...I can fix the ones I have control of, BUT how can I turn off that feature. I have no control over those that I don't own.

Thanks.

73 Bill, W1GTT

William Covey, W1GTT
ASEC CT ARES
Region 4 MCU Custodian
Communications Officer
Town of East Lyme, W1OEM
Office of Emergency Management
171 Boston Post Road
East Lyme, CT 06333
CT REGION 4 ARES Calendar (Click link below)
http://w1oem.no-ip.com/info.html
OR use the link below if the above link does not work!!!
http://www.kb1jdx.com/ctaresr4/pse.shtml
Pictures of the Region 4 MCU
http://www.ctares.org/mcu4.htm

In a message dated 1/19/2013 1:41:46 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, KJ4ERJ@... writes:

I did receive it and thought I had composed a reply, but apparently it was only in my head.

Can you tell me the specific repeater callsign-SSIDs so that I can answer specifically what the issues are?

In the meantime, please read http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/doc:qsy

and http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/freqspec

Bob's original page at http://www.aprs.org/info/freqspec.txt was also updated in May of 2012 and may provide you some additional things to think about as compared to his original Local Information Initiative pages that I suspect you originally followed.

Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

PS. I WILL answer all of your points below if you can provide the actual stations that are being highlighted.

On 1/19/2013 1:23 PM, W1GTT@... wrote:

Lynn,

Did you not receive this or did you choose not to reply?

73 Bill, W1GTT

William Covey, W1GTT
ASEC CT ARES
Region 4 MCU Custodian
Communications Officer
Town of East Lyme, W1OEM
Office of Emergency Management
171 Boston Post Road
East Lyme, CT 06333
CT REGION 4 ARES Calendar (Click link below)
http://w1oem.no-ip.com/info.html
OR use the link below if the above link does not work!!!
http://www.kb1jdx.com/ctaresr4/pse.shtml
Pictures of the Region 4 MCU
http://www.ctares.org/mcu4.htm

In a message dated 1/17/2013 4:49:55 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, W1GTT@... writes:

Lynn,

I've been using and experimenting with your software APRSISCE/32 off and on now for months....can't find an answer to how to remove, or stop the red boxes from showing around various repeater objects and other objects. When I set the repeater objects up many years ago I followed Bob's recommendations for sending out the frequency etc and not the call of the repeater. Example 147.060CT in Salem, CT. How can I turn those red boxes off?

I am going directly to you as author of the program and not the yahoo group. I've asked questions in the past on other groups and get a sorted variety of answers and opinions and usually none are correct.

Thanks in advance.

73 Bill, W1GTT

William Covey, W1GTT
ASEC CT ARES
Region 4 MCU Custodian
Communications Officer
Town of East Lyme, W1OEM
Office of Emergency Management
171 Boston Post Road
East Lyme, CT 06333
CT REGION 4 ARES Calendar (Click link below)
http://w1oem.no-ip.com/info.html
OR use the link below if the above link does not work!!!
http://www.kb1jdx.com/ctaresr4/pse.shtml
Pictures of the Region 4 MCU
http://www.ctares.org/mcu4.htm

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#22040 From: "Steve Daniels" <steve@...>
Date: Mon Jan 21, 2013 10:30 pm
Subject: German Video Tutorials sbd64000
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Helge DF8LS has created 6 video tutorials on setup and use of APRSISCE/32. Great if you understand German, but still useful if you don’t, Just watch and learn

http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/de-start

Big thanks to Helge for the effort

Those of you in the aprsis32cafe will see we had a bit of banter in an email exchange

Hence the joke against ourselves at the bottom of the page

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

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#22041 From: "Steve Daniels" <steve@...>
Date: Mon Jan 21, 2013 11:08 pm
Subject: Text to Speech sbd64000
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In the course of sorting out the German video page I thought about test to speech and went of on a hunt.

I found some code which Lynn is able to include into the software with licence issues, it’s under an X11 licence, which is smilair to a GNU. But you just have to credit the authors, and not expose your own source code as well.

The code is designed to run under windows (says XP but hopefully 7 and 8) and windows CE, Lynn tested it on his phone earlier.

It comes with English (American Voice) but it is possible to build voice files with other languages, How hard that is I don’t know, (looking at Helge for German)

I think this would be handy for partially sighted/blind users, and of course in stituations where hitting a button, and hearing the message you just received would be good such as driving.

I have uploaded 4 wav files that Lynn created into the files section of the group, file names all begin KJ4ERJ and description of TTS. For people to listen to and comment on.

Obviously this is not going to happen in the short term, there is a lot more involved than just including the code.

For those interested the code and docs, links etc are here http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/flite/

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

APRSIS32CAFE http://groups.yahoo.com/group/aprsis32cafe

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#22042 From: "bruce_zip" <af8f@...>
Date: Tue Jan 22, 2013 12:12 am
Subject: Cannot get APRSIS32 to transmit bruce_zip
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My APRSIS32 (version 2012/05/25) is properly connected to a Timewave PK-96 TNC
using a Windows XP PC.

When I hit the transmit button the PK-96 "STA" light blinks once, but no
transmit.

Everything described here is correct:
http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/doc:transmitting

At the top left it says "Timewave OK", then "APRS-IS Down."

This was working properly when I tried it a year ago.

I've seen mention here of a passcode.  What is this?

Can anyone shed some light on why I cannot get APRSIS to transmit?

Thank you for your help.

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#22043 From: "Lynn W Deffenbaugh (Mr)" <kj4erj@...>
Date: Tue Jan 22, 2013 12:21 am
Subject: Re: Cannot get APRSIS32 to transmit ldeffenb
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I believe the "STA" light indicates that APRSISCE/32 is talking to the
PK-96.  If PTT isn't keying, then I have to suspect a wiring issue
between the TNC and the radio.

Can you drive the TNC from a terminal emulator and ensure that the first
assumption of the referenced wiki page is actually correct?

> With the basic assumption that your TNC/Radio configuration has
> everything wired and configured correctly to actually trigger PTT and
> key the transmitter...

Enabling the Transmit and Port(Timewave) trace logs (see Enables / View
Logs / ... and click Enable in that window) and then hitting Transmit
may provide additional information.

Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

On 1/21/2013 7:12 PM, bruce_zip wrote:
> My APRSIS32 (version 2012/05/25) is properly connected to a Timewave PK-96 TNC
using a Windows XP PC.
>
> When I hit the transmit button the PK-96 "STA" light blinks once, but no
transmit.
>
> Everything described here is correct:
> http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/doc:transmitting
>
> At the top left it says "Timewave OK", then "APRS-IS Down."
>
> This was working properly when I tried it a year ago.
>
> I've seen mention here of a passcode.  What is this?
>
> Can anyone shed some light on why I cannot get APRSIS to transmit?
>
> Thank you for your help.
>
>

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#22044 From: James Ewen <ve6srv@...>
Date: Tue Jan 22, 2013 3:01 am
Subject: Re: Fliters for Firenet ve6srv
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On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 11:53 AM, Lynn W Deffenbaugh (Mr)
<kj4erj@...> wrote:

> -b/METAR-2 or -u/APFMET
>
> (Wiki fodder ahead)
>
> There are numerous ways to get rid of firenet stuff.  But each one works
> in a slightly different fashion, so you need to choose the one most
> applicable to your needs.

Fodder wikified...

http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/aprs-is-filters

I added the APRS-IS filters to the wiki, sorted in alphabetical order,
and then put some examples in a table below the filter descriptions.
There's lots of room to be able to add more description to the ones
that don't make as much sense.

It's hard to determine which ones need more description once you know
the how and why behind what they do.

If you see any that need more description, ask and we'll try to answer
then put that answer in the wiki.

If you have filter question to try and filter something specific, we
can try and figure it out, and then post it in the wiki for others to
use as desired.

--
James
VE6SRV

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