It seems that frames sent by TNC clients are only transmitted via LoRa, not uploaded to APRS-IS. This means there's no way to do internet beaconing from a client like APRSDroid.
This is somewhat related to #334, as right now the only way to get the Lora APRS iGate beaconed up to APRS-IS is to have a fixed position (or a GPS). I tried working around this by writing some TNC code, but it doesn't seem to get the position uploaded.
It seems that frames sent by TNC clients are only transmitted via LoRa, not uploaded to APRS-IS. This means there's no way to do internet beaconing from a client like APRSDroid.
This is somewhat related to #334, as right now the only way to get the Lora APRS iGate beaconed up to APRS-IS is to have a fixed position (or a GPS). I tried working around this by writing some TNC code, but it doesn't seem to get the position uploaded.
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It seems that frames sent by TNC clients are only transmitted via LoRa, not uploaded to APRS-IS. This means there's no way to do internet beaconing from a client like APRSDroid.
This is somewhat related to #334, as right now the only way to get the Lora APRS iGate beaconed up to APRS-IS is to have a fixed position (or a GPS). I tried working around this by writing some TNC code, but it doesn't seem to get the position uploaded.
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