The only one that I see right now is the MRXW2028z.
Here are a couple of recent packets:
MRXWSW>APRS,qAO,WXSVR:;MRXW0230z*311030z3554.60N\08257.60W*WinterStrm Watch
{V2UAA
MRXWSW>APRS,qAO,WXSVR:;MRXW0230z*311030z3639.00N\08304.20W*WinterStrm Watch
{V2UAA
Everything is the same except the location.
--
William McKeehan
On Wed, January 31, 2007 5:52 pm, Gerry Creager wrote:
> Give me a specific and I'll look for anomalies on the server. What's
> the station id? Also, what servers are you on?
>
> I hate to admit it but I've not fired up Xastir for a couple of weeks...
> and I've 'way behind on cvs updates! I'll try to do that later on if I
> can get things together.
>
> gerry
>
> William McKeehan wrote:
>> Guys, I'm seeing some weather objects on my map - I very much like that, but
>> the same object may jump around. For an example, see MRXW2028z. This leaves
>> trails on my screen, and I have to hunt for the object.
>>
>> It's not what I want to see...I'm not sure what I want to see exactly, but
>> this is not it.
>>
>> Anyone else see these issues? How do you deal with it? Just ignore it?
>
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