[aprssig] New APRS Client, Request for Developers
Robbie - WA9INF mwrobertson at comcast.netSun Feb 19 02:41:40 UTC 2006
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Andy AB9FX wrote: > > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Bruninga" <bruninga at usna.edu> > To: <archer at eskimo.com>; <aprssig at lists.tapr.org> > Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2006 18:54 > Subject: Re: [aprssig] New APRS Client, Request for Developers > > >>>> archer at eskimo.com 02/18/06 8:32 PM >>> >> >> I just saw another bug this week from a UI-View >> weather station that... If the barometric pressure >> is too low, UI-View sends 4 numerals in the field >> instead of five. Other clients don't decode >> it because it isn't per the spec. > > > Hummh... I thought it was actually the other way around. > No need to send the 1 when above 1000 mb because > the only other thing it can be is in the 900's.... > I thought that was the way APRS does it. > I assumed the spec does it that way too... > > Maybe I am remembering wrong. > > Bob > > I think, there should be five digit number for barometric pressure > (b.....) and it cause the problem. > UI-View uses .txt file with already formatted wx data, so weather > software probably do the mistake, not UI-View. > 73! > Andy > Bob and the group, UI-View32 uses a text file that the weather programs format as Andy says, in Weather-Display, the WXNOW.TXT file that UI-View32 uses is format as: 200/001g024t031r000p000P000b10105h67 And we can see that b10105 is 5 digits which is according to Specs.. Maybe some other weather programs are not following the specs for one reason or the other? Robbie
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