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 no
g
> Subject: Re: [Xastir] Gating WX from IP to RF - THE SOLUTION
>
> 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 L
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.
Alm
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
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)
Thanks!
Mike (N3QD)
On Dec 4, 2007, at 12:58 PM, Curt, WE7U wrote:
On Tue, 4 Dec 2007,
On Tue, 4 Dec 2007, Mike Long (N3QD) wrote:
> I changed my
> station call to IGATE. I added my callsign and a short description
> to the comment, and changed the beacon interval to 10 minutes to stay
> legal.
That sounds fine on the surface, and is probably ok for local RF,
but on the INET side
Hello Group,
Thanks for all your inputs on this one. I have been playing since
my last message, and I found a permanent solution. I changed my
station call to IGATE. I added my callsign and a short description
to the comment, and changed the beacon interval to 10 minutes to stay
legal
