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TAPR APRS Special Interest Group Digest for Friday, December 19, 2003.
1. 2200Z NO-44 Pass
2. software needs
3. Re: Satellite Users Filter on APRS-IS
4. Precision Mapping OCX Error
5. Recall: Precision Mapping OCX Error
6. RE: Precision Mapping OCX Error [UPDATE]
7. Re: SPLIT pl TONES
8. Precision Mapping OCX Error [update]
9. Re: Holiday Traveling = 144.39 CTCSS 100
10. Re: Holiday Traveling = 144.39 CTCSS 100
11. Re: Satellite Users Filter on APRS-IS
12. RE: Precision Mapping OCX Error [update]
13. Building (rebuilding) tracker
14. Re: Building (rebuilding) tracker
15. Re: Building (rebuilding) tracker
16. Re: SmartBeaconing and corner pegging
17. Re: SmartBeaconing and corner pegging
18. Re: Holiday Traveling = 144.39 CTCSS 100
19. UNPROTO, etc.
20. GPGGA with no GPRMC?
21. Re: UNPROTO, etc.
22. Re: GPGGA with no GPRMC?
23. Re: GPGGA with no GPRMC?
24. Re: UNPROTO, etc.
25. Re: GPGGA with no GPRMC?
26. Re: GPGGA with no GPRMC?
27. Re: GPGGA with no GPRMC?
28. Re: GPGGA with no GPRMC?
29. Re: GPGGA with no GPRMC?
30. Re: GPGGA with no GPRMC?
31. Re: Key Chain Jump drives
32. Re: Key Chain Jump drives
33. Re: Fusing the ground lead...
34. Digitraveler power mod
35. OT: MS 98 patch disk?
36. Re: Digitraveler power mod
37. Re: Digitraveler power mod
38. RE:APRS programs for a Dell Axim
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Subject: 2200Z NO-44 Pass
From: "Christensen, Eric" <CHRISTENSENE@MAIL.ECU.EDU>
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 00:00:11 -0500
X-Message-Number: 1
Glad to see everyone on the bird today. I was just about to leave work at
5P when she came flying over and I just couldn't disconnect that laptop.
73s,
Eric KF4OTN
Below is captured data from KF4OTN-4 in Plymouth, NC from PCSAT (NO-44) at
2200Z 18 Dec 03.
WB9KMD>APR852,PCSAT-1*: <<UI>>:{F0}
=4001.92N/08757.15W-.../.../BILL de HOMER, IL. EN60
KF4OTN-4>APU25H,W3ADO-1,SGATE,WIDE: <UI>:{F0}
KF4OTN-4>APU25H,PCSAT-1*,SGATE,WIDE: <UI>:{F0}
PCSAT-1>BEACON,SGATE: <UI>:{F0}
T#108,161,161,080,210,213,00111111,0111,1
PCSAT-1>BEACON,KF4OTN-4*: <UI>:{F0}
T#108,161,161,080,210,213,00111111,0111,1
N4ZQ-1>APRS,PCSAT-1*: <UI>:{F0}
Hello To All via some Grovey Packet Racket
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<I65>>:{F0}
LT was
1 Default LT1
2 Default LT2
3 Default LT3
4 Default LT4
prompt:
N9FLX-1>APRSPC,PCSAT-1*: <UI>:{F0}
>EM69wt/- N9FLX INDY METRO
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<RR5>>:
Hello PCSAT! Seasons Greetings Everyone!
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<rr5>>:
=/<B,I;)g_o BWashington Co. EOC {UIV32N}
N9FLX-1>APRSPC,PCSAT-1*: <UI>:{F0}
>EM69wt/- N9FLX INDY METRO
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<RR5>>:
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<rr5>>:
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<I76>>:{F0}
LT was
1 :BLN1PCSAT:Seasons Greetings to you & yours - Enjoy!
2 Default LT2
3 Default LT3
4 Default LT4
prompt:
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<rr0>>:
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<I00>>:{F0}
LT was
1 :BLN1PCSAT:Seasons Greetings to you & yours - Enjoy!
2 :BLN2PCSAT:PCsat is in full sun to New Yrs eve. Enjoy!
3 De
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<I10>>:{F0}
fault LT3
4 Default LT4
prompt:LT was
1 :BLN1PCSAT:Sea
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<I20>>:{F0}
prompt:
PCSAT-1>ID,SGATE: <UI>:{F0}
PCSAT-1/R XBAUD/G MAIL-1/B
WA1KAT>BEACON,PCSAT-1*,WIDE,SGATE: <UI>:{F0}
=4239.70N/07057.02W-Topsfield,MA 2w Jpole
WA1KAT>BEACON,PCSAT-1,KF4OTN-4*,SGATE: <UI>:{F0}
=4239.70N/07057.02W-Topsfield,MA 2w Jpole
K4IPH-7>CQ,PCSAT-1*: <<UI>>:{F0}
=4035.60N\07934.40WKFN00fn
KD5LDT>SS2S5T,PCSAT-1*,WIDE,WIDE: <<UI>>:{F0}
'tMtl k/]STARKVILLE, MS
KD5LDT>SS2S5T,PCSAT-1,KF4OTN-4*,WIDE: <<UI>>:{F0}
'tMtl k/]STARKVILLE, MS
PCSAT-1>BEACON,SGATE: <UI>:{F0}
T#109,016,028,054,094,213,00111111,0100,1
PCSAT-1>BEACON,KF4OTN-4*: <UI>:{F0}
T#109,016,028,054,094,213,00111111,0100,1
N4ZQ-1>APRS,PCSAT-1*: <UI>:{F0}
[EL88oa]
VE3TZS>APM352,PCSAT-1*: <<UI>>:{F0}
=4429.40N/08003.33WM GOODWILL TO ALL -352-<136>
K1CDA-7>T4TQ5P,PCSAT-1*,PCSAT-1: <<UI>>:{F0}
'`Ull k/]
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<I31>>:{F0}
prompt:
N9FLX-1>APRSPC,PCSAT-1*: <UI>:{F0}
>EM69wt/- N9FLX INDY METRO
cmd:
cmd:CONV
N9FLX-1>APRSPC,PCSAT-1*: <UI>:{F0}
:ALL :SEASONS GREETINGS FM INDIANAPOIS N9FLX
VA3NFA-9>TU1Y2S,PCSAT-1*,WIDE,ARISS: <<UI>>:{F0}
'gN1m^C>/]"4o}
VA3NFA-9>TU1Y2S,PCSAT-1,KF4OTN-4*,ARISS: <<UI>>:{F0}
'gN1m^C>/]"4o}
N4ZQ-1>APRS,PCSAT-1*: <UI>:{F0}
[EL88oa]
WA1KAT>BEACON,PCSAT-1*,WIDE,SGATE: <UI>:{F0}
=4239.70N/07057.02W-Topsfield,MA 2w Jpole
WA1KAT>BEACON,PCSAT-1,KF4OTN-4*,SGATE: <UI>:{F0}
=4239.70N/07057.02W-Topsfield,MA 2w Jpole
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<I42>>:{F0}
prompt:
CONV
KF4OTN-4>APU25H,W3ADO-1,SGATE,WIDE: <UI>:{F0}
CONV
cmd:COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<I53>>:{F0}
prompt:
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<rr3>>:
CONV
N4ZQ-1>APRS,PCSAT-1*: <UI>:{F0}
=2801.15N/08246.20W-Greetings Via NO-44 {UISS33}
VE3OSQ-9>TU1Y8W,PCSAT-1*,WIDE,WIDE: <<UI>>:{F0}
'gLxm6">/]"4k}Monitoring 444.10 or 444.55
VE3OSQ-9>TU1Y8W,PCSAT-1,KF4OTN-4*,WIDE: <<UI>>:{F0}
'gLxm6">/]"4k}Monitoring 444.10 or 444.55
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<I53>>:{F0}
prompt:
=/<B,I;)g_o BWashington Co. EOC {UIV32N}
KF4OTN-4>APU25H,W3ADO-1,SGATE,WIDE: <UI>:{F0}
=/<B,I;)g_o BWashington Co. EOC {UIV32N}
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<RR3>>:
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<I64>>:{F0}
prompt:
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<rr4>>:
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<RR4>>:
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<I64>>:{F0}
prompt:
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<I75>>:{F0}
BLT
1 EVERY 00:05:11/EVERY 00:00:00
2 EVERY 00:04:49/EVERY 00:00:00
3 EVERY 00:04:39/AFTER 00:00:00
4 EVERY 00:04:37/AFTER
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<I05>>:{F0}
00:00:00
prompt:
W4CMN-1>S0RV9R,PCSAT-1*,WIDE2-2: <<UI>>:{F0}
'r>`oJ#K\]"4$}
W4CMN-1>S0RV9R,PCSAT-1*,WIDE2-1: <<UI>>:{F0}
'r>`oJ#K\]"4$}
PCSAT-1>BEACON,SGATE: <UI>:{F0}
T#111,132,135,115,148,213,00111111,0110,1
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<I16>>:{F0}
LT was
1 :BLN1PCSAT:Seasons Greetings to you & yours - Enjoy!
2 :BLN2PCSAT:PCsat is in full sun to New Yrs eve. Enjoy!
3 :B
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<I26>>:{F0}
LN3PCSAT:Sapphire 10m later. UP 145.945, dn 437.095.
4 :BLN4PCSAT:See downlink on web at pcsat.aprs. org
prompt:
VA3NFA-9>APK002,PCSAT-1*,WIDE,ARISS: <<UI>>:{F0}
:VE3OSQ-9 :hi{Y
PCSAT-1>BEACON,KF4OTN-4*: <UI>:{F0}
T#111,132,135,115,148,213,00111111,0110,1
VA3NFA-9>APK002,PCSAT-1,KF4OTN-4*,ARISS: <<UI>>:{F0}
:VE3OSQ-9 :hi{Y
K4IPH-7>CQ,PCSAT-1*: <<UI>>:{F0}
=4035.60N\07934.40WKFN00fn
W3AFE-1>S9PY2R,PCSAT-1*: <<UI>>:{F0}
'i(>l >/>FM-19 Md
W3AFE-1>S9PY2R,PCSAT-1*: <<UI>>:{F0}
'i(>l >/>FM-19 Md
COMAND-1>WB4APR: <<DM>>:
PCSAT-1>BEACON,SGATE: <UI>:{F0}
T#112,160,161,077,210,213,00111111,0111,1
PCSAT-1>BEACON,KF4OTN-4*: <UI>:{F0}
T#112,160,161,077,210,213,00111111,0111,1
N4ZQ-1>APRS,PCSAT-1*: <UI>:{F0}
=2801.15N/08246.20W-73 via Grovey NO-44 PCSAT {UISS33}
=/<B,I;)g_o BWashington Co. EOC {UIV32N}
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Subject: software needs
From: "Darrell Sutton" <kf4hjw@cox.net>
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 01:45:39 -0500
X-Message-Number: 2
Just Wondering if anyone has a copy of the packet for pocket pc's that use
to be from makers of pacratt, they have taken the free software from there
site. 73
Darrell
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Subject: Re: Satellite Users Filter on APRS-IS
From: David and Ann Fraser <zl3ai@nzart.org.nz>
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 22:13:12 +1200
X-Message-Number: 3
>You can connect to port 14580 on javAPRSSrvr servers and use the d
>filter. For instance, d/PCSAT-1 would show packets where PCSAT-1* is in
>the header. Multiple digis can be defined in the d filter
>(d/digi-1/digi-2).
I'm not sure if this (minor) problem is relevant to the quoted passage
above, but it seems to be relevant to other APRS-IS PCSAT and/or ISS
parsers as I've had the occasional comment from a keen APRSer who has
digipeated via ISS in the past and yet it hasn't shown up as such.
The way the "system" currently works at the moment is a little bit of a
problem here in New Zealand. I don't know of any Igates who happen to
listen to ISS or PCSAT frequencies directly, however there are some
satellite enthusiasts who listen to space stuff and gate it onwards
into the terrestrial APRS network, where it is heard by users and
nearby Igates.
The problem seems to be that having passed through intermediate steps
(such as the 'ground station' and a traditional APRS digi), the
"PCSAT-1*" becomes just a mere "PCSAT-1" in the string of apparent digis
that the packet took in getting to the Igate.
So, is there any chance of the "*" being left out of ISS/PCSAT parsers?
(Or am I barking up the wrong tree?)
David ZL3AI.
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Subject: Precision Mapping OCX Error
From: "Dave Sloan" <desloan@earthlink.net>
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 04:22:16 -0700
X-Message-Number: 4
I have been running Precision Mapping Street Version 5.0 for almost 2 years
without any problem. Started my WinAprs v2.61 and clicked on New Map Prec
Mapping and my new window failed to open. I tried to uninstall Precision
Mapping Streets and received the following message: Error 1905.module
C:\Windows\System\Cyber32.ocx failed to unregister HRESULT. Install says the
I had a successful installation. Clicking on New Map Prec Mapping gives an
hour glass for a couple of seconds and then nothing. If you look under
Windows it shows Precision Mapping Window. But, I can't see the window. I
then selected repair from the Precision Mapping Window I receive a message:
Error 1904.module C:\Windows\System\Cyber32.ocx failed to register HRESULT.
My computer is a PII 450 meg with Win98 SE.
Anyone have any ideas on the solution for this issue?
Tnx & 73,
Dave N0EOP
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