[aprssig] Wind speed/direction
James Jefferson jj at aprsworld.netThu Jul 29 03:38:27 UTC 2004
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Scott wrote: > >Is it ok to send ".../010"? It appears to allow that in the spec, > >but no examples like that are given. Bob wrote: > Yes, that is what I would do. I cannot guarantee what > client software will do with it, but I would consider that > to be IAW the spec... > > Bob Bruninga > Technical Chair, APRS-WG Bob, I gotta say that I am upset and completely shocked at this. <PERSONAL POINT> You personally belittled me for ignoring the Kenwoods when my weather stations were sending the format you just described. There was a very public discussion of this topic on APRSSIG sometime in the last year. I would recommend that you and everyone else on the SIG check it out. </PERSONAL POINT> <TECHNICAL POINTS> After all of the personal attacks subsided it was concluded that the Kenwood radios would not decode a packet like .../010 and it instead needed a 000/010 format packet. I also recall that most everyone but you read the spec as .../010 being a perfectly valid report - per spec - but was not decodeable by the Kenwood radios. Being that you now have made the same "mistake" as I, and others, have made in respect to sending wind speeds without wind directions, I would recommend that you amend the spec to make this clear. </TECHNICAL POINTS> -Jim KB0THN
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