If you don't mind using a couple of additional layers, you could: * Have the LoRa transmitter send data over the air in whatever format (TNC2 would be handy, or maybe raw GPS sentences).
* On the LoRa receiver, re-format to TNC2 (if necessary) and send that data to Xastir (same box or different box) using the xastir_udp_client tool. Untested example: xastir_udp_client localhost 2023 <callsign> <passcode> -to_rf -to_inet "KI4MCW-3>APRS,WIDE2-1:@123400z3730.55N/0773042W Comment" ...where <callsign> and <passcode> are used to authenticate into Xastir. * Xastir maps the location and/or forwards the packet to the Internet as desired. More homework to follow, of course, but the wrapper script on the LoRa receiver would be straightforward. Rob KI4MCW _______________________________________________ Xastir-dev mailing list [email protected] http://xastir.org/mailman/listinfo/xastir-dev
