Sending a waypoint to the GPS to show where a beacon was sent could be useful. The SSID would need to be different to differentiate it from the actual SSID; like maybe CALLSIGN-B.
_____ From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of gsdatplace Sent: Monday, April 19, 2010 15:08 To: [email protected] Subject: [tracker2] Re: Nuvi Comm Issue > it's a ok feature but it should be a feature that can be turned on and off. when doing testing it would be nice to have my position but when doing some heavy driving in a area with a lot of "aprs" service then it would be nice to have it only show when digi'd. just my opion. > K7CDL > Ron But it does have your position, your the little Truck/Car/whatever icon you selected right in the middle of the screen, with a much quicker update rate... ;) hehehe... I do know what you mean however, its nice to know when the T2 is beaconing, and its usually tucked away somewhere, so I'm adding a remote led to the nui mount that'll duplicate the front T2 lights so I can see when I'm transmitting, as well as recieving. Starting to get quite a number of blinky lights on the dash now... Garrett VE6RKY
