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These types of messages only come from the APRS-IS backbone, and are not sent normally but only when explicitly added by filtering the APRS-IS data stream. You can obtain them by either: 1.

i am using? direwolf and? YAAC on HF aprs. the? goal is to get? ?aprs? and? be? able to send messages. I really? like? ?YAAC.. it? was? easy to get? started, but now? i know it can do a

Is there any way to display NWS weather alerts and lightning strikes on the map? I was able to do it in APRSIS but I can't figure it out with YAAC.

That did the trick! Thank you!

Greetings. Per chance, did you _drag_ the mouse (move it with a button pressed)? Or did you brush the mouse wheel when you moved it? The map uses the mouse wheel as a (ridiculously sensitive)

Every time I move my mouse the map zooms out. It also happens when I try to look at a weather object. Is there something I can do to fix this?

Russ - Thanks for the added clarification on CWOP. I was certain it was for hams initially, and I understand the addition of non-ham submitters to CWOP would cause problems if their weather data was

The CWOP network was originally named APRSWXNET when it was formed in Sept 2000. The purpose was to provide amateur radio operators a way to send their real-time weather data to NOAA. This effort was

OK Andrew...thanks for the detailed explanation. 73, Jerry [email protected]> wrote:

Bear in mind that the CWOP network is for weather stations _without_ amateur radio licenses, so they will not be forwarded to the regular APRS-IS network (which could be re-transmitted to RF by

Having received no reply to my earlier message, I now am editting and reposting it: I use a weather packet server path of *cwop.aprs.net <http://cwop.aprs.net/>* to send out weather information

Are you sending a position beacon or status message? Where are you saying you are located in your beacon definition? Note that, unless explicitly configured, a status message will _NOT_ report your

I believe I have YAAC configured properly, but when I transmit a beacon from my computer via IP my station does not show up on the aprs.is map.? If I use another source, like aprs-droid, the map

I use a weather packet server path of *cwop.aprs.net <http://cwop.aprs.net>* to send out weather information packets from my QTH. My -13 station shows up fine, with all weather data, on aprs.fi

next beta build #206 of YAAC ("Yet Another APRS Client"), created 2025-Jan-14 downloadable from https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html https://sourceforge.net/p/yetanotheraprsc changes and updates

The fact that a locally defined object had the correct distance would seem to imply that there was a data error in your received packet from VK5RR. There's no guarantee the packet had the same bit

Andrew: For what it’s worth, I created an object in the same vicinity as VK5RR and the calculated distance to that object was correct. I’m not sure if that tells us anything about the apparent

Greetings. I'm looking through the code, and can't see anything obvious, other than the first '1' in the distance value is aligned with the left edge of the bearing pointer circle. I'm wondering if

All: While monitoring 30M APRS, I noticed a discrepancy in the distance calculated by YAAC between myself and VK5RR. The range should be approximately 10,500 miles, but YAAC showed 1,700 miles. I

I was just fixing up some YAAC help files, and noticed that there is a detailed explanation of the Object record format in the built-in help. Just look for the help for File->Load->Objects and Items.