[aprssig] Weather Stations and Net Neutrality
Jason KG4WSV kg4wsv at gmail.comThu Aug 14 21:06:04 UTC 2008
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On Thu, Aug 14, 2008 at 2:33 PM, Steve Dimse <steve at dimse.com> wrote: > I'd be very surprised if xastir doesn't do this, it is a pretty easy > thing to implement. I'm sure they will answer the question shortly. right on both counts. (: One of my earliest confusions using xastir was that I'd see it report a station on the status line, but not plot it. It would eventually show up. The situation was of course a positionless WX packet arriving ahead of a position. > I've implemented positionless > weather three different times in three different parsers, and compared > to some abominations Bob has done with the protocol, this is trivial > to program. IMO this one isn't about implementation difficulty as much as usability. A positionless WX packet is useless without other data to complete it. This should have never been allowed to exist, but I assume it's one of those things that some specific piece of hardware couldn't do, so the protocol was dumbed down to allow it. -Jason kg4wsv
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