On Tue, 24 Jun 2008, Nick wrote:
>How do I properly execute this command to download the Canada Topo Maps?
Look at the script. They're in xastir/scripts/ before install.
Usually in the comments at the top of each script are instructions
for running them.
After install they're in /usr/local/
On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 10:18 PM, Gerry Creager <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK, you're an old unix hack. I learned to adapt to KDE, then they
> overbloated it. FVWM2 is looking better and better.
>
> Curt, WE7U wrote:
>>
>> On Mon, 23 Jun 2008, Lee Bengston wrote:
>>
>>> Yeah, my first venture i
Hi,
I am leaving Thursday for a trip to Eastern BC Canada.
How do I properly execute this command to download the Canada Topo Maps?
For Canada theres a country wide set of topographic map
images available
from the "Department of Natural Resources Geomatics Canada". Runni
I just started seeing this error (built from today's CVS) on Xastir under
Cygwin on Vista when I try to open an AGWPE interface (AGWPE is on a different
machine):
55735 [main] xastir 2940 child_copy: linked dll data write copy failed,
0x24C000..0x24C040, done 0, windows pid 5028, Win32 error 487
Hi Chris, and all,
One of the problems you face right off the bat, with using a standard PC
RS-232 serial port, is that it can't directly produce 8-bit synchronous data
- it will add in start and stop bits. That's one of the reasons KISS was
developed.
Another device, the YAM modem, required u
Thanks to Dave G0CER and Curt WE7U for your replies.
Dave, re using packet radio on 160m. I'll check the regulations. Local amateurs
did a trial run around the West Pennine hills last year to prove the idea. If
not we could also use 30m. Tests locally show reliable ground wave coverage out
to 1
On Tue, 24 Jun 2008, Curt, WE7U wrote:
> APRS Objects are being posted to the APRS-IS by Winlink. I tried to
> get station info on a Canadian callsign and noticed the "FCC" button
> lit up instead of the "RAC" button. This is because the originating
> "station" posting them is "APWL2K" instead o
On Tue, 24 Jun 2008, Eric Germann wrote:
> Not sure how legal it is, but I use N1ICS-W1 and N1ICS-W2 for the VHF and
> UHF Telpacs I run.
Those calls are fine for the APRS-IS, but there's no way in AX.25
protocol to represent the "W1" or "W2" SSID's, so they cannot be
transmitted over RF. AX.25
Not sure how legal it is, but I use N1ICS-W1 and N1ICS-W2 for the VHF and
UHF Telpacs I run.
On another note, our local club is building a weathernet on 145.050.
What's the process when you exceed 15 stations? Right now they're W8FY-1
to W8FY-11 but they will soon go past 15 when we deploy the n
APRS Objects are being posted to the APRS-IS by Winlink. I tried to
get station info on a Canadian callsign and noticed the "FCC" button
lit up instead of the "RAC" button. This is because the originating
"station" posting them is "APWL2K" instead of a Canadian callsign.
Very confusing!
Xastir
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