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Subject: Re: Black Box retrieval tool (Was: Big Brother)
From: "Dick Stanich" <dick@kb7zva.com>
Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2003 10:19:27
X-Message-Number: 16
Thanks,
Found the site that shows what vehicles have the boxes :) as Mark pointed
out.
http://www.vetronix.com/diagnostics/cdr/
Dick
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Subject: RE: SoCal APRS inundated by accidental ?IGATE? query - is this
supposed to happen?
From: "Scott Miller" <scott@home.miller.org>
Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2003 08:58:26 -0700
X-Message-Number: 17
Aha, so you're the one that did that. Woke me up at 5:00 AM with the
subwoofer on the (turned off and across the house from the igate) bedroom
computer going 'thump... thump... thump...' with each packet. Gotta fix
that one of these days... =]
Here's what went out from my igate. All of the responses I see are aprsd
systems:
Wed Aug 20 05:01:46 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10:}aprsdLBB>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:KC5IBY-3
Lubbock_TX shasta192.168.1.6 216.74.69.154 jeff.walsh@ttu.edu aprsd
2.1.4.vk3sb.1
Wed Aug 20 05:01:49 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10:}W0BX-2>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:W0BX-2 Lincoln_NE
greenbird 127.0.0.0 w0bx@netscape.net aprsd 2.1.4.vk3sb.2
Wed Aug 20 05:01:49 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10*:}aprsdLBB>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:KC5IBY-3
Lubbock_TX shasta192.168.1.6 216.74.69.154 jeff.walsh@ttu.edu aprsd
2.1.4.vk3sb.1
Wed Aug 20 05:01:52 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10:}aprsdERS>APD215,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:KG9NI Madison_WI
ralph.home.kg9ni.net 192.168.1.9 kg9ni@arrl.net aprsd 2.1.5a10
Wed Aug 20 05:01:52 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10*:}W0BX-2>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:W0BX-2 Lincoln_NE
greenbird 127.0.0.0 w0bx@netscape.net aprsd 2.1.4.vk3sb.2
Wed Aug 20 05:01:55 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10:}CS1SEL>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:CS1SEL Lisboa
hamradio.isel.ipl.pt 10.64.137.96 rsmatias@alunos.isel.pt aprsd
2.1.4.vk3sb.2
Wed Aug 20 05:01:55 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10*:}aprsdERS>APD215,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:KG9NI
Madison_WI ralph.home.kg9ni.net 192.168.1.9 kg9ni@arrl.net aprsd 2.1.5a10
Wed Aug 20 05:01:58 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10:}CaltAPRSD>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:IR9CAL-11
Caltagirone_I ari.asicalatino.it 192.168.0.0 aprs@aricaltagirone.za.org
aprsd 2.1.4.vk3sb.2
Wed Aug 20 05:01:59 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10*:}CS1SEL>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:CS1SEL Lisboa
hamradio.isel.ipl.pt 10.64.137.96 rsmatias@alunos.isel.pt aprsd
2.1.4.vk3sb.2
Wed Aug 20 05:02:01 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10:}CT0XUL>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:CT0XUL
V.N.Famalicao radio 127.0.0.0 ribeiro@fam.ulusiada.pt aprsd 2.1.4.vk3sb.2
Wed Aug 20 05:02:02 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10*:}CaltAPRSD>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:IR9CAL-11
Caltagirone_I ari.asicalatino.it 192.168.0.0 aprs@aricaltagirone.za.org
aprsd 2.1.4.vk3sb.2
Wed Aug 20 05:02:04 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10:}aprsdSZE>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:HG8PSZ-10 Szeged
hg8psz.admin.u-szeged.hu 160.114.42.2 ha8fn@ha5kfu.hu aprsd 2.1.4.vk3sb.2
Wed Aug 20 05:02:05 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10*:}CT0XUL>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:CT0XUL
V.N.Famalicao radio 127.0.0.0 ribeiro@fam.ulusiada.pt aprsd 2.1.4.vk3sb.2
Wed Aug 20 05:02:07 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10:}SV1CPO-10>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:SV1CPO-10
Agrinio sv1.pgcom.gr 213.5.193.22 sv1cpo@agrinio.ampr.org aprsd
2.1.4.vk3sb.2.dl5di.4
Wed Aug 20 05:02:08 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10*:}aprsdSZE>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:HG8PSZ-10
Szeged hg8psz.admin.u-szeged.hu 160.114.42.2 ha8fn@ha5kfu.hu aprsd
2.1.4.vk3sb.2
Wed Aug 20 05:02:10 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10:}aprsdBNA1>APD215,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:KG4NRC-98
Nashville_TN first 127.0.0.0 sysadmin@nashvilleaprs.net aprsd 2.1.5a7-tt
Wed Aug 20 05:02:11 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10*:}SV1CPO-10>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:SV1CPO-10
Agrinio sv1.pgcom.gr 213.5.193.22 sv1cpo@agrinio.ampr.org aprsd
2.1.4.vk3sb.2.dl5di.4
Wed Aug 20 05:02:13 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10:}PE1JPD>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:PE1JPD
Hilversum_PA sys1.pe1jpd.ampr.org 44.137.37.33 pe1jpd@amsat.org aprsd
2.1.4.vk3sb.2
Wed Aug 20 05:02:14 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10*:}aprsdBNA1>APD215,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:KG4NRC-98
Nashville_TN first 127.0.0.0 sysadmin@nashvilleaprs.net aprsd 2.1.5a7-tt
Wed Aug 20 05:02:16 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10:}SV2DFR-12>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:SV2DFR-12
Thessaloniki lab2_scan.uom.gr 195.251.211.80 artina@yahoo.gr aprsd
2.1.4.vk3sb.2.dl5di.4
Wed Aug 20 05:02:17 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10*:}PE1JPD>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:PE1JPD
Hilversum_PA sys1.pe1jpd.ampr.org 44.137.37.33 pe1jpd@amsat.org aprsd
2.1.4.vk3sb.2
Wed Aug 20 05:02:19 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10:}aprsdUTB>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:OK1KYU-14
Prague_CZ aprsdutb.iol.cz 194.228.21.78 _tomas@ct.cz_ aprsd
2.1.4.vk3sb.2.dl5di.4
Wed Aug 20 05:02:22 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10:}aprsdROM>APD223,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:VE7ROM-15
Kelowna_BC zork.platinum.net 0.0.0.0 ve7rom@rac.ca aprsd 2.2.3
Wed Aug 20 05:02:22 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10*:}SV2DFR-12>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:SV2DFR-12
Thessaloniki lab2_scan.uom.gr 195.251.211.80 artina@yahoo.gr aprsd
2.1.4.vk3sb.2.dl5di.4
Wed Aug 20 05:02:23 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10*:}aprsdUTB>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:OK1KYU-14
Prague_CZ aprsdutb.iol.cz 194.228.21.78 _tomas@ct.cz_ aprsd
2.1.4.vk3sb.2.dl5di.4
Wed Aug 20 05:02:26 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10*:}aprsdROM>APD223,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:VE7ROM-15
Kelowna_BC zork.platinum.net 0.0.0.0 ve7rom@rac.ca aprsd 2.2.3
Wed Aug 20 05:04:38 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10:}N1VG>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:N1VG Santa_MariaCA
home.miller.org 192.168.1.9 scott@opentrac.org aprsd 2.1.4.vk3sb.2
Wed Aug 20 05:04:42 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10*:}N1VG>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:N1VG Santa_MariaCA
home.miller.org 192.168.1.9 scott@opentrac.org aprsd 2.1.4.vk3sb.2
Wed Aug 20 05:05:26 2003
N1VG>APRS,K6SYV-10:}N1VG>APD214,TCPIP*,N1VG*::WA8LMF-15:N1VG Santa_MariaCA
home.miller.org 192.168.1.9 scott@opentrac.org aprsd 2.1.4.vk3sb.2
I would have thought that such a query would stay RF only... why would an
igate gate it?
Scott
N1VG
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Subject: RE: SoCal APRS inundated by accidental ?IGATE? query - is this
supposed to happen?
From: "Scott Miller" <scott@home.miller.org>
Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2003 09:02:33 -0700
X-Message-Number: 18
How new does it have to be? I see some 2.2.3 responses in my log. Is
development moving on aprsd again? For a while it seemed like the only
version available was 2.1.4, and it took a few months to get a response on
my bugfix for 64-bit machines.
Scott
N1VG
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Subject: Re: Big brother in everyday life, and it's us!
From: "Mark Fellhauer" <sparkfel@qwest.net>
Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2003 11:05:02 -0500
X-Message-Number: 19
At 09:14 AM 8/20/2003, Mark Cheavens wrote:
>For the hall of shame each state in the US has different speed limits so
>that by itself would not work.
And why is that a hall of shame offense? A speed limit that makes sense in
the D.C. Corridor does not make sense in rural Montana or Arizona.
Furthermore in western states speeding in rural areas is not considered
anything more than an administrative crime in many cases. Janklow's gotten
away with so many tickets, because speeding outside of city limits in South
Dakota is a no-point offense. And he's rich enough to pay the fines and
suffer the wrath of his insurance company.
A friend of mine was pulled over for speeding outside of Flagstaff and the
officer wrote him a 5 buck ticket for "Wasting Precious Resources."
My big complaint in SoDak (and Arizona) is that you find too many people
driving 10 or 15 MPH under the 75 MPH speed limit. Codgers from Iowa.
mainly. We have far to many "knuckles" drivers around here. (Knuckles -
because that's all you can see of a 72-year old Iowan who's shrunk to 5
feet tall, but still drives a Caddy)
And again: In the case of Janklow the box is being used as nothing but an
investigative tool. The Highway Patrol is still using the tried and true
methods of going to the scene and measuring all the variables out - in this
case it appears with laser transits and GPS...
You people are making a bigger deal out of the black box than it really is.
Mark
KC7BXS
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Subject: Re: Big brother in everyday life, and it's us!
From: "Scott Miller" <scott@home.miller.org>
Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2003 09:08:56 -0700
X-Message-Number: 20
What I'd like to see is a video camera in the front of the car that records
a 10-second loop to non-volatile RAM and stops recording a couple of seconds
after an accident. Give it the ability to store a clip whenever you hit the
horn and maybe we'll finally have a tool to discourage reckless drivers...
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Subject: D7 Power requirements:
From: Bob Bruninga <bruninga@usna.edu>
Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2003 12:16:41 -0400 (EDT)
X-Message-Number: 21
I used my D7 for hours at a conference the other day. The life Surprised
me. Here are the stats:
Band A draws about 35 mA
Band B about 55 mA
TNC about 10 mA.
With both bands running thats 90 mA and for a 600 mA battery, that works
out to about 7 hours. Turn off Band B and it should last about 17 hours...
FOr meetings and events, I used to use 146.52 or local repeater in band B.
Now I see that just setting APRS Voice Alert on 144.39 and turning off
band B will almost triple my battery life, yet people can still contact
me.
Google for APRS VOICE ALERT if you are unfamiliar with it.
Bob
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