So, what you're clarifying is that you originally meant to say:
If you want*ONLY* local APRS-IS traffic AND weather alerts via Internet,
And in that case, you better not give the m/ filter to the Firenet
connection.
Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32
On 3/6/2014 4:08 PM, David Flood wrote:
It is true if all you want are houses, cars, the occasional obnoxious
object, and weather alerts. Unless you have a filter string that is so long
it isn't funny.
Now, if you want all the extra stuff that firenet carries, then yes, a
single connection is all that is needed.
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On 3/6/2014 1:32 PM, David Flood wrote:
If you want local APRS-IS traffic AND weather alerts via Internet, you
have to set up two Internet connections, one for the regular APRS-IS
(stations) and one for Firenet (Weather).
That is decidedly not true. Firenet gets a full feed of everything on the
APRS-IS as well as it's own local stuff. Firenet has the superset and is
the only connection you need for this type of operation.
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