Hello!
I have recently installed a script onto my EchoIRLP node computer that
puts the IRLP status out as an object packet to APRS. The script only
sends the information to the internet. I want my XAstir IGate to forward
this packet to RF when it comes over the internet, esp since the IGate
Thanks that did it! There's a lot of conflicting information when one
forgets to look at the dates of email lists (like in 2003 this wouldn't
have worked!)
Also is there a master list of the nws stations some place with all the
varients for different warnings and watches and the like?
[Apologies to fork off the previous thread.]
On 26 Aug 2007, at 02:10, Steve Friis wrote:
So, the low down is that more IGates are needed in populated
places, and less digi's?
Hi Steve and list,
I was wondering the same thing. In fact I was about to send a mail to
the aprssig but
James Ewen wrote:
On 8/24/07, Steve Friis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Way cool. Since the RF pollution is so high here, I am trying to lower
it some to that low power stations can be heard, or at least stand a
chance.
Steve,
Another incorrect supposition. Adding i-gating to your
Looking at the DB0ANF page I realized that the report is named APRS
Stations using USAM as their Digi / Uplink - this appears to mean
that the report shows stations that were either digi'ed OR iGated by
a particular station. So it appears that I was in error to believe
that DB0ANF reports
On 8/25/07, Steve Friis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The hope is that the El Paso, Local an URFMS digi's will lower the hops
they retransmit.
See my comment above. I was not thinking that supposition, but the way I
worded my first comment I can see how you would think that is what I meant.
At 03:20 PM 8/25/2007, James Ewen wrote:
It's really hard to make good comments on a system that you can only
observe via the APRS-IS, without any knowledge of the local terrain.
Wow, it's GREAT to see somebody finally acknowledge
this! I've been trying to tell people that for maybe
On 8/25/07, Alex Carver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In that same train of thought, it would be nice if the
APRS-IS could show the duplicate packets instead of
discarding them. Then you possibly _could_ get a
better understanding of the RF network by watching how
a packet propagates and
--- Matt Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 8/25/07, Alex Carver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In that same train of thought, it would be nice if
the
APRS-IS could show the duplicate packets instead
of
discarding them. Then you possibly _could_ get a
better understanding of the RF
On 8/25/07, Alex Carver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In that same train of thought, it would be nice if the
APRS-IS could show the duplicate packets instead of
discarding them. Then you possibly _could_ get a
better understanding of the RF network by watching how
a packet propagates and
Hi Alex -
I don't think so. Once a server receives the packet it will not send
on the same packet if it hears it come in from a different igate or
server. Imagine this:
One server (we'll call it A) has 5 different igates connected to it
from one area and another server (we'll call it B) has 5
Earl Needham wrote:
At 03:20 PM 8/25/2007, James Ewen wrote:
It's really hard to make good comments on a system that you can only
observe via the APRS-IS, without any knowledge of the local terrain.
Wow, it's GREAT to see somebody finally acknowledge this!
I've been trying to tell
On Wed, 22 Aug 2007, Steve Friis wrote:
I don't think I am IGating stations, although that is what I think I am
set up for. What might I be missing?
Check that you have a passcode entered on the particular interface
that connects to the INET. Check that you've got gating set in the
proper
Curt, WE7U wrote:
On Wed, 22 Aug 2007, Steve Friis wrote:
I don't think I am IGating stations, although that is what I think I am
set up for. What might I be missing?
Check that you have a passcode entered on the particular interface
that connects to the INET. Check that you've got
Steve Friis wrote:
Thanks. OK I checked all of these. What else might I be missing? How do
I use Findu to see if I am IGating?
I would like to get this working to lighten the load in the Las
Cruces/El Paso area. Since I am really dumb when it comes to Linux, etc.
all help is much
How do I use Findu to see if I am IGating?
The tool mentioned by VE7MKF is a better iGate 'test' than Findu.
However if you know you are iGating someone (or think you are) you
can look them up in findu and see their raw data. Just change the
callsign to the one that you are interested
I don't think I am IGating stations, although that is what I think I am
set up for. What might I be missing?
Steve/ WM5Z-1
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