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Sounds good. Definitely a good idea to get the second station working, to make sure you're running the correct audio levels to not distort the modem tones. Those old hardware TNCs are picky about

Hi Andrew many tnx for the advice. I followed your advice and the TNC 220 appears to be going into KISS mode when I run YAAC instead of me having to manually put it into KISS mode. I have set it up as

More specifically to answer the otiginal poster's question: The /W1 (the "1" is part of it) indicates that the station sending the beacon is configured as a WIDE1-1 fill-in digipeater. Additional

Thanks Lynn. Good to have. ?___ Sent from my two-way wrist watch 73 de W3AB/George ?

Everything you ever wanted to know about APRS packets and more. http://www.aprs.org/doc/APRS101.PDF James VE6SRV [email protected]> wrote:

The UK APRS frequency is 144.800.? There are quite few digipeaters in the UK - I manage three of them in the southeast corner of the country.? There has recently been a liberalization of the OFCOM

Here's the map that I intended to include in my first response from http://www.aprs.org/ Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32 PS.? The Send button on the earlier

IIRC, UK APRS frequency is 144.800 along with most, if not all, of EU. Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32

Greetings YAAC Braintrust, On every APRS station that I have using YAAC as a client within the comment of the beacon there is a ",/W" in front of the text ( WA5SON-2 ( https://aprs.fi/info/a/WA5SON-2

Note the original poster has a G callsign (assigned to the United Kingdom) and a .uk email address. I don't think he's on our side of the pond. :-) Anybody remember what the national APRS frequency is

No traffic on 144.390 MHz? ?___ Sent from my two-way wrist watch 73 de W3AB/George ?

I have 2 instances of YAAC running on different raspberry pi machines. The upgrade on a pi 4 running bookworm works using the " check for updates" selection from within YAAC. The upgrade on an older

Greetings. From your description, it sounds like you used Putty to put your TNC into KISS mode, then told YAAC you had a KISS-only TNC, so it wouldn't take the TNC out of KISS mode when you opened the

Greetings. Did you visit my website at https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html On that web page, did you scroll down to the "Installing YAAC" section and click on the link for the zip file? Andrew,

I am trying to get an old Paccom TNC 220 which I built from kit in the 1980's working as a KISS TNC. I am running YAAC under Ubuntu 24.04 on a dedicated PC with on "old type" RS 232 port which appears

Where is the download link? I can't fond it anywhere.

Thanks. I will look and see what I missed -------------------- From: "Danny K5CG" <k5cg@...> Reply-To: <[email protected]> To: "yaac-users" <[email protected]> Sent: July 2, 2024 at

If you are not connecting to the APRS-IS Internet backbone, you don't need a passcode to use YAAC. The passcode is solely to authenticate yourself to the backbone. As such, you enter the passcode on

Expert Mode Ports Tab Click Edit or Add the bottom. APRS-IS Password in that box there. 73 Danny, K5CG HH 550-0609 SKCC 14257 To: "yaac-users" <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 2, 2024

Hi, where is the passcode supposed to be entered in YAAC for the server? I am not communicating with any server and am confused about what needs to be done to make that happen. Thanks in advance for