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At the present time, no, these pre-rendered tiles are not understood by YAAC. YAAC uses its own means of dynamically rendering a map that is incompatible with the public tile servers. Sorry. Andrew,

Hello all. Thank you for creating YAAC, it seems to be one of the only APRS programs that will work with Yaesu's weird data output. Thanks! I have a question about map tiles. I am running YAAC on a

Good day, We had an amazing presentation surrounding APRS by Jason (KM4ACK) at our last club meeting where he introduced us to YAAC. Most of my group are technically basic and lean into Windows as an

Anyone been successful in configuring a direct link between the 3?

Andrew, I built this Raspberry Pi for NODE RED and that works but I guess I forgot to install Java. ? The install fixed the problem and my Icon is working. Thank you as always. PS this one stays at

Easiest way is to open a Terminal window (lxterm or whatever you have installed on your system), then type the command: java -version If that prints out 2 or 3 lines of version information, you have a

Danny, looking at yours and now i am beginning to think I do not have Java installed. ?Please let me know how to test for Java and if I do not what version I need to install.

Tim, This is my YAAC desktop entry and it works as expected. Obviously the Icon path might be different for your user. [Desktop Entry] Name=YAAC Exec=/usr/bin/java -jar /home/k5cg/YAAC/YAAC.jar

I don't know if .ico files are acceptable to Raspbian. That is the variant of Microsoft Windows .bmp files used for icons. However, you could convert the .ico file to a .png file with Gimp, and then

Hello All, I found this discussion and I am trying to get an Icon of YAAC on my Raspberry Pi desktop. ?I do not what is stopping my Icon from working. My desktop file [Desktop Entry] Name=YAAC

thanks Andrew - That took me the other direction, which is that it did permanent full screen, so I can't use the taskbar to access other apps running. I guess I'll stay as is. Cheers and 73 - Jon N7UV

Re: removing the bottom bar on the main map window: No, there is no option for that. However, since you are using a small screen, you might find the smallscreen plugin for YAAC a useful alternative.

Thanks for the recent updates, Andrew. Two questions on the display bar at the bottom of the screen. 1) Is there a way to turn on/off the lat/lon display? 2) Is there a way to turn on/off the send

next beta build#199 of YAAC ("Yet Another APRS Client"), created 2024-Jun-08 downloadable from https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html or https://sourceforge.net/p/yetanotheraprsc changes and updates

next beta build#199 of YAAC ("Yet Another APRS Client"), created 2024-Jun-07 downloadable from https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html or https://sourceforge.net/p/yetanotheraprsc changes and updates

In the lower-left corner of the map window, you will see the map coordinates the mouse cursor is pointing at, in the configured lat/lon format (default DDMM.MM, or DD:MM:SS or DD.DDDDDD) and in

Is there a way to show the Maidenhead Locator System (grid locators) on the map? 73, Eric WG3K

Rusty, Thank you for the wget commend to load YAAC from the Raspberry pi command line. Tim KM4ESU

Greetings. Here's a few suggestions. 1. Use the mini-USB cable (with ferrite choke) that came with the TH-D72 radio to connect the radio to your computer. Other mini-USB cables may work, but the choke

Hello everyone, name is Scott, Call is kc8kbk, been a ham for years and just now getting into APRS. Does anyone have configuration instructions to connect a Kenwood D72 to YAAC? I’ve tried following