Logfileextract |
UIDFPlot |
Now you can locate that 'fox' within seconds and
share it's location
with all other APRS users.
It takes only 1 UI-View32 user to operate this software while the whole
APRS
community can benefit.
For example using a THD7 simply add the bearing string to your beacon
comment;
let the DFPlot
operator know you have a bearing so you can be added to one of the 3
callsigns.
The 'letting the DFPlot operator know' part can be done by sending an
APRS
message to the operator.
Serge VE2HLS has been testing DF-Plot for use in Montreal:
And he requested that 5 Callsigns
(bearing can be processed simultaneous. After some testing
the next version of DF-Plot is created
UI_TWP |
The UI_TWP server is an UI-View32 add-on
which listens to queries and responds with messages and or
APRS objects.
TWP or TinyWebPages was invented by Bob Bruninga .
Anybody in the local area of a TWP server can obtain local
information.
This implementation of TWP is optimized for ease of use. To trigger the
UI_TWP server send a dummy command to callsign QDOS or
QUERY, The TWP server(s) in your area will announce themselves.
The messages sent by UI_TWP are short enough to fit in the THD7
handheld.
Example:
You do not know about any TWP server, so you sent the command '?' to callsign QDOS (or callsign QUERY) . The command itself is not important but it can not be empty so put a question mark there.
In my area this will result in:
Message received from PD2BS-1 , received "Send ??
to PD2BS-1"
Message received from PD0RHM , received "Send ?? to PD0RHM"
also an object TWP<callsign of TWP server> is created in this case 2 objects TWPPD2BS and TWPPD0RHM
Now you know can see which one is closest to you and you can ask a list of information topics available (this is done by sending the '??' command to the TWP server
The TWP server then gives you a list of available topics : " ?POL?HOS?2RPTR?TRAIN"
you then can choose the topic and ask the TWP server about it by send "?HOS" , now the information about the local hospital is sent to you, if defined at the TWP server , an object HOS is created to give you directions.
UIMapTool |
This program creates UIView maps using the Mapblast (http://www.mapblast.com) site.
VicinityAlarm |
This UI-View32 add-on sounds an alarm when stations are within a certain range.
MapServer |
This UI-View32 mapserver is based on the principle of MapTool; getting UIView map images from the internet (MapBlast)
The mapserver facility is a standard technology of UIView32, based on user input (Pan, Zoom, enlarge) or UIView32 actions like the tracking of objects a request is send from UIView32 to the mapserver which is then responding by providing UIView32 with a best fitting map for the required latitude and longitude.
This mapserver can also store maps it retrieved from internet on your harddisk so your collection of maps grows while you have the mapserver running.
APRS Email server |
APRS BeaconEditor |
NWS-Report |
Stab.exe |
This person really knows a lot about shipbuilding, and had
made his own calculations quite well.
but I was on sick-leave and wanted something to do so...
Now I have a program that does a hydrostatic stability
calculation with free trim .
What you see below is a freeze frame of another
yacht at a
heeling angle of 120 degrees.
For a full calculation the hull is rotated 180 degrees
(topside down)
If you look carefully you can see that a negative trim-angle
means forward-trim
StationList |
This is the same with Ham Radio Deluxe
This shows the Emergency popup window when an emergency beacon is received
This shows how PHG data is displayed on the details window
Updater |
ConfigXTR |
PopAlert |
DARESWinlinkConfig |
Uitleen |