[CRAPRS] N0CXX-5

[David Peterson]

I have been monitoring APRS (RF) all day and have not seen any WX packets
from N0CXX, just the 146.745-C object, the N0CXX-5 digipeater object and
the UIDIGI beacon on it's regular schedule.

The IAn-N path shouldn't impact anything, I-Gates will gate the packets
just like any other  (Just confirmed it)

2012-11-21 22:00:11 UTC: *KC0ALC <http://aprs.fi/?c=raw&limit=&call=KC0ALC>*
>APWW10,IA2-1,qAR,KD0PCP <http://aprs.fi/?c=raw&limit=&call=KD0PCP>
:@220002h/9<j%7?E{- sTAPRS-IS for Win32, kc0alc at arrl.net WLNK-1
2012-11-21 22:00:18 UTC: *KC0ALC <http://aprs.fi/?c=raw&limit=&call=KC0ALC>*
>APWW10,IA2-1,qAR,KD0PCP <http://aprs.fi/?c=raw&limit=&call=KD0PCP>
::WLNK-1   :ack5625



-David, KC0ALC

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*David Peterson*



On Wed, Nov 21, 2012 at 3:02 PM, Ron Tonneson <ron.tonneson at gmail.com>wrote:

> Posting from the CRAPRS mailing list:
> I have been working with Charlie to get WX data on the 112 digi.  In the
> process we also changed the call to N0CXX-5.  The new EPROM is now in and
> the digi appears to be OK but I am not seeing any WX data on APRSIS.  There
> could be a number of reasons for this.
>
> I have the WX path set to IA2-2 rather than WIDE2-1.  This is to keep the
> packets local on RF.  It could be that none of the Igate's used, primarily
> KD0PCP, are not putting the IA path on the APRSIS system.  The other
> possibility is that the TNC is just not getting the data from the WX
> properly.  The WX frame should be coming our every 444 seconds.
>
> I cannot hear it direct here in Williamsburg, could someone local capture
> some data on RF direct to see what it is sending?
>
> On another subject K0HAM-9 at Chelsea went down a couple of days ago and I
> just noticed it today.  I plan a trip over there as soon as I hear from the
> site owner as to the combination to get in.
>
> Ron - K0QVF
>
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