On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 4:07 PM, Andy W in Waterlooville <[email protected]> wrote:
> Got your last and thought I had things all setup, but how could > you explain this one? Have a look at the following three files in > the files section please as see what you make of it. > File 1 - Odd.png > File 2 - Aprs Problem > File 3 - Config fix 3 > > The problem is it shows me on the A31 when I was infact on the > A3 this being which can be clearly seen on the picture APRS > problem any help please. The easy answer is that you have multiple personality disorder... If you look at your config file, you'll see that you have two SSIDs configured. -9 on profile1 and -4 on profile2. If you are switching between the profiles, you'll leave a few tracks behind. Remember that the APRS websites will display the last reported position that was heard by the APRS-IS network. You may or may not be there. It's hard to diagnose exactly what was happening as I can not find any packets at the time shown on the clock in the screen shot. It looks like the packets were sent 5 minutes apart, and not knowing the scale on the map, nor the local speed limits and traffic patterns, it might have been physically possible for you to travel the distance shown in the time allotted. I was going to prove you weren't crazy by having you look at all my stations scattered all over, but they are all parked at my house right now, so that's not a good example! James VE6SRV
