ok, feeling dumber yet answering my own question.
Is the logical answer to deploy a second instance of the APRS server SW
here, take the firehose from CWOP's servers, then allow the internal
clients to filter it to the region of interest? Running it on linux, a
second instance running on the
Here's sort of a (dumb) question:
I use javaAPRSSrvr locally to aggregate all my APRS traffic from a
144.390 digi, a weather digi and two Telpac's for Winlink, as well as
Xastir. This server then establishes ONE bidirectional connection to
the *.aprs.net servers. If I wanted to bring in a fe
Imagine taking that one step further...
Say you have a truck with disaster recovery supplies. That truck is checked-in
when it departs. An object is created for the truck and the truck's route is
entered, then the object moves along that route at pre-determined speeds.
Something happens and disas
I had a similar idea. Mine was a two part system; one was a field
deployed unit with APRS, GPS, and RFID scanner to create objects. The
second was a server elsewhere on the net to take ownership of those
objects; the server would have database backing to provide more
information about the object/
Hi Dave,
I guess what your suggesting is a gateway between
RFID and APRS, where RFID information gets injected into
the APRS world. You'd need an RFID scanner that would
take all the tags it sees and make an APRS object out of each.
Though each object is going to have your current locatio
Two topics covered here. Thanks for the opening.
Matt Werner wrote:
To make the program more...universal...shouldn't it check for more
than the prefix (or maybe it does)? CW and DW are both prefixes that
are also used by foreign countries and could be (or maybe already are)
on APRS.
At a mini
To make the program more...universal...shouldn't it check for more
than the prefix (or maybe it does)? CW and DW are both prefixes that
are also used by foreign countries and could be (or maybe already are)
on APRS.
At a minimum a CW station should be required to be wx and the last
four character
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 10:32:22AM -0600, we recorded a bogon-computron
collision of the <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> flavor, containing:
> According to http://www.wxqa.com/news.html :
>
> "Feb 24, 2008 - We have started issuing CWOP IDs that start with DW
> followed by 4 numbers. We have run through 10,0
According to http://www.wxqa.com/news.html :
"Feb 24, 2008 - We have started issuing CWOP IDs that start with DW
followed by 4 numbers. We have run through 10,000 IDs that start with
CW, so we have changed to DW and you can see the list of DW stations
that have sent packets."
Does the xastir CWO
A bit of thinking..
This may belong in an APRS listserv but I was thinking how Xastir could be
expanded and noticed a Linux RFID project on Sourcefoge - This made me
wonder if we could localise situation data by linking up rfid devices to
aprs by some box that translated rfid data to aprs compat
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