On 04/25/2010 08:00 PM, Rich Newsom wrote: > > Since it came with no instructions as to what it should look like, I > just unzipped it and ran it in my Downloads directory. It generated a > file which was pointed into my documents directory. The save gave me > the opportunity to name the file but did not have a "suggested" > filename or filetype so I called it wxreport.txt. It was easily > readable using wordpad. I hope this is the info you needed. I run > Windows 7 ultimate 32bit on a 2007 toshiba laptop multiboot with Puppy > Linux and Ubuntu, and have been alpha testing Fldigi for several > years. If you have any specific test email me direct. > > Rich > WA4SXZ Great!! Thanks for the report.
BSD and Mac left. BTW - the program will have a help file and other features included in it once I find out it is working under all platforms. The output should look like this: *2018 04/25/2010 ka1vgm ID:n/a Surry,NH TEMP: 50F WIND: NW 4MPH GUST: 6MPH PRESSURE: -- SKY COVER: OVERCAST PRECIPITATION: RAIN TOTAL: 1.25" REPORTING METHOD: MEASURED COMMENTS: Testing the nws program.* It is in a format that our NWS office likes to see the information presented. I am trying to model it after the flics program, but without adding the extra overhead of all of the ICS form fields. The NWS office can leave a computer on with fldigi listening on the local repeater (they listen for voice contacts anyway) and collect all of these reports. They can (or i can) create a program or script to parse the data as they see fit. Of course I suggest you MUST use flwrap to verify correct reception. -- Larry Levesque
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