Take a look at wview for *nix. Works well with the VP series of stations.
gerry
Mike Long (N3QD) wrote:
Fred,
I have a little bit of a unique situation. My WX Station is a Davis
Vantage Pro. The only way to get the VP to work with XASTIR on Linux is
software called Meteo. Now, I'm
On Mon, 3 Dec 2007, Mike Long (N3QD) wrote:
The log file
shows a lot of gating to the Net, but nothing to RF.
Don't necessarily trust the log. There's no guarantee that we log
everything, or log it in the manner or to the log file you expect.
Trust the RF. Put another handheld on that
Well I figured it out. Apparently XASTIR doesn't gate INET to RF if
the station call is the same as that being received from the INET. I
guess that makes sense, but it makes what I'm trying to do more
difficult. I figured this out by changing my station call to TEST,
and now XASTIR is
On Tue, 4 Dec 2007, Mike Long (N3QD) wrote:
Hmm, see what you're saying. I didn't think about dupes on the net.
Okay, station call is now N3QDIGATE to avoid dupes. BTW, that just
fits in the callsign block, gotta love the 1X2 / 2X1 calls! :o)
Unfortunately that won't work on RF. It has to
Fred,
I have a little bit of a unique situation. My WX Station is a Davis
Vantage Pro. The only way to get the VP to work with XASTIR on Linux
is software called Meteo. Now, I'm not a Linux genius, or a complete
newbie either, but Meteo uses MySql and is very difficult to set up.
Is there a way I can Gate my WX data from IP to RF?
When would this be helpful? I'm admittedly new at this, but I thought
the idea was to use RF to get to an IGate, not the other way around?
Are you on a local frequency and not 144.39? Thanks!
73, John
