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Can you hear me now?

Can the digipeater hear me now?

What can the digipeater hear?

The DB0ANF APRS website has a great tool for show which stations are heard and repeated by a digipeater. The hog will now include a link to this site for all digipeaters heard so it'll be a simple clickable link to find out just what a digi is hearing.

Here's an example of what WA7NWP is currently digipeating.

A first step has been taken towards creating an 'active' page by the hog. It will be similar to the current page except it will have only active stations such as those with current weather or moving. Visible satellite objects will also be considered active. One difference to start with is that the active page will regenerate probably with every unique active station report received.

73
Bill

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The old packet hog with one web page has evolved to multiple pages..

The original page - for a daily snapshot of packet activity:

http://srv02.compumont.com/wa

A page with all activity for the month:

http://srv02.compumont.com/wa/all.html

A page with questional and bogus packets

http://srv02.compumont.com/wa/check.html

Finally, a page of the current activity. The other pages refresh once an hour. This page, for current activity... refreshes regularly - currently every 5 minutes.

http://srv02.compumont.com/wa/current.html

The idea is to load the current page and let it sit... It should give a view of activity on the net.

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A simple re arrangement of the subroutines had put "any position object" in front of the MIC-E decoding. Thus the station status which once worked ceased showing up on the status display. Found and fixed...

There's still a bit of MIC-E clutter in the status display and it'll be removed one of these days. There's more important bugs to fix.

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It's been a long time but it's time to get back to the postings. This will be the place to come for updates to 'the hog..' The APRSHOG packet program...

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