Radio 1 is KW4TOM
Radio 2 has no call sign. it is only receiving APRS packets that
direwolf is decoding.
Radio 3 is KW4TOM-7, but that has nothing to do witht he malformed
packet it receives ffrom xastir as far as i can tell.
Tom Henderson
On 10/23/18 7:19 PM, Bill Vodall wrote:
What are
What are the callsigns for all 3 stations?
> Xastir is connected to one radio via a Mobilnkd TNC2 and receives/xmits
> through radio 1, and Icom IC-V8000
>
> Radio 2 is a Yaesu FT-991 with a built-in USB sound card. I'm using
> direwolf to ready the APRS packets from this radio
>
> Radio 3 is a
Sorry I forgot to replay on the list:
Xastir is connected to one radio via a Mobilnkd TNC2 and receives/xmits
through radio 1, and Icom IC-V8000
Radio 2 is a Yaesu FT-991 with a built-in USB sound card. I'm using
direwolf to ready the APRS packets from this radio
Radio 3 is a Yaesu FT1XD
Maybe I've missed something, but I don't know how your packet is getting
from xastir to the receiver that's connected to direwolf. This is the
packet that direwolf (allegedly :) received, which may or may not be the
packet that xastir actually sent.
when I look at raw data from aprs.fi there are
OK, that explains what a third party packet is. What I still don't
understated s why xastir is generating a third party packet as its
beacon, and a malformed one at that. Is anyone else experiencing this
from the beacons xastir transmits?
Tom Henderson
On 10/23/18 3:17 PM, Jason KG4WSV
On Tue, 23 Oct 2018, Tom Henderson wrote:
Can you explain what you mean by "third party packet?" The packet I'm showing
here is generated by xastir when I go to the interface menu and click
"transmit now."
Look up "APRS101.pdf". Third-party packets are explained in there.
If you want to
On Tue, Oct 23, 2018 at 2:44 PM Tom Henderson wrote:
> Can you explain what you mean by "third party packet?"
Short answer, it's packet that's embedded in another packet. Usually
(only?) seen on-air when an Igate takes a packet from the network and
transmits over RF.
from
On Tue, 23 Oct 2018, Tom Henderson wrote:
[0.6]
KW4TOM>APX211,WIDE2-2:KW4TOM>APX211,TCPIP*:=3023.43NT08705.80W<0x0d>
I may be misinterpreting the output format of direwolf but it looks to
me like there's an extra set of addresses represented as text in the
body of the message.
Thus the body
On Tue, Oct 23, 2018 at 05:52:49AM -0500, Tom Henderson wrote:
>
> And with no comment at all:
>
> KW4TOM audio level = 44(22/9) [NONE] |
> [0.6]
> KW4TOM>APX211,WIDE2-2:KW4TOM>APX211,TCPIP*:=3023.43NT08705.80W<0x0d>
I may be misinterpreting the output format of direwolf but it
On 10/23/18 7:29 AM, Jason KG4WSV wrote:
-Jason
On Oct 23, 2018, at 6:49 AM, David Brooke G6GZH wrote:
On Tue, Oct 23, 2018 at 05:52:49AM -0500, Tom Henderson wrote:
And with no comment at all:
KW4TOM audio level = 44(22/9) [NONE] |
[0.6]
-Jason
> On Oct 23, 2018, at 6:49 AM, David Brooke G6GZH wrote:
>
>
>> On Tue, Oct 23, 2018 at 05:52:49AM -0500, Tom Henderson wrote:
>>
>> And with no comment at all:
>>
>> KW4TOM audio level = 44(22/9) [NONE] |
>> [0.6]
>>
I had changed it so the comment didn't start with a number. didn't make
any difference. I just added the space, also no change. Here's the
direwolf (v1.5 now) output:
KW4TOM audio level = 43(20/9) [NONE] ___||
[0.5]
KW4TOM>APX211,WIDE2-2:KW4TOM>APX211,TCPIP*:=3023.43NT08705.80W
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