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Andrew, Thanks for the information. Weirdly, I restarted YAAC to work on your info, and it came up centered on my current location which the GPS would have provided.? And it also started displaying

Thanks Andrew, will watch for the next release.

You're correct, this patch shouldn't be necessary. What it does is bypass all the checks for valid packets, and also bypass the ability to forward to the APRS-IS if the YAAC instance has an upstream

Thanks for the response Andrew. I'm trying to setup a bi-directional i-gate, since everything in my area appears to be rx only. I thought it should have been beaconing via both RF and IS, but maybe at

Greetings. The units for latitude and longitude in APRS are degrees and fractional minutes. You can switch to either of the two other formats you mentioned from the expert-mode Configuration dialog's

There's a couple of interrelated reasons: 1. Are you beaconing or I-gating through your APRS-IS connection? If you aren't sending any traffic to the backbone, it will eventually disconnect your

I have just installed a new Raspberry Pi installation using Buster and 73Linux (updated Build-a-Pi).? I downloaded YAAC and it installed YAAC-1.0-beta191. I have a GPS attached and it is showing a 3D

Why does my IP box keep turning yellow after about half an hour? When it does this and I click on it, the "Enable port" checkbox is unchecked. If I check it again and then save it, the IP box turns

Hello Andrew and thank you for the quick response! I confirmed that I have the right options (both available options) selected and I am using the a valid APRS passcode for my callsign. Tried different

Greetings. When you set up the Pseudo-APRS-IS plugin, are you sure you updated its configuration to enable "Forward authorized transmissions from client through YAAC's upstream connection"? If that

Hi, I installed the?Pseudo APRS-IS Server plug-in and I can successfully connect and receive packets using the Python aprslib client. However when I try to transmit a packet, I can see the packet in

There was a problem in build#185 that would cause the upgrader to fail if you had your operating system distro's copy of the JSSC library installed. So if you are upgrading from that version, it won't

I can't update my YAAC, getting the following error message: [image: image.png] Have uninstall and reinstall OpenJDK and YAAC. Still get the error. -- ------------------------------------------------

Note this new build includes some non-backwards-compatible changes to the YAAC importing of OpenStreetMap data. The updated map data (as of the October 30th snapshot) is also available, but requires

Ah, the USGS flow gauges. Alas, the values aren't defined (as what are the units of GageHeight?), so research will be required. ________________________________ From: [email protected]

To clearify. I am not sending those, they are being sent by firenet.us. So yes they all have the same format

Alas, the problem here is that your flood gauge Object is not sending weather station data (in particular, the "Fnnnn" flood level field according to the APRS protocol specification for weather data),

i have added a river gauge to the weather station monitor but it reports no data. However, the gauge is actually reporting the "flood level" http://204.48.104.102:8008/history/06897500 it would be

The odd "Q19700 pour Wikidata" is a strange ref="" key somebody attached to the OSM Relation id#11888769 for the River Taff. YAAC treats ref="" attributes of a tag as a highway route number (like the

Thank you for that note about the incorrect spelling for WLNK-1. I will fix it in the next build of YAAC. Andrew, KA2DDO author of YAAC ________________________________ From: [email protected]