Dist. Sort

[F1RMB]

Well, automatic sorting has also a bad side effect, like you're in a QSO and suddenly the channels are sorted and the current selected channel is another repeater.
The chosen fix is the force channel sorting by opening the QuickMenu, and press GREEN button on "Dist sort" entry. Of course, you can define a Quickkey for that.

[KA1CM]

Well, automatic sorting has also a bad side effect, like you're in a QSO and suddenly the channels are sorted and the current selected channel is another repeater.
The chosen fix is the force channel sorting by opening the QuickMenu, and press GREEN button on "Dist sort" entry. Of course, you can define a Quickkey for that.

Thank you, Daniel.

[VK3KYY]

Well, automatic sorting has also a bad side effect, like you're in a QSO and suddenly the channels are sorted and the current selected channel is another repeater.
The chosen fix is the force channel sorting by opening the QuickMenu, and press GREEN button on "Dist sort" entry. Of course, you can define a Quickkey for that.

Thank you, Daniel.

FYI.

I'm still trying to test Daniel's change, and it looks like the only way I can do that is to add some debugging commands to the serial connection, so I can fool the radio into thinking its location has changed.

But I'm not sure if I'll have time to finish doing that tonight. i.e My TZ is UTC +10, so its night time here.

[KA1CM]

FYI.

I'm still trying to test Daniel's change, and it looks like the only way I can do that is to add some debugging commands to the serial connection, so I can fool the radio into thinking its location has changed.

But I'm not sure if I'll have time to finish doing that tonight. i.e My TZ is UTC +10, so its night time here.

Don't kill yourself over it, Roger. I'm not in any hurry, your work is already appreciated.

[VK3KYY]

FYI.

I'm still trying to test Daniel's change, and it looks like the only way I can do that is to add some debugging commands to the serial connection, so I can fool the radio into thinking its location has changed.

But I'm not sure if I'll have time to finish doing that tonight. i.e My TZ is UTC +10, so its night time here.

Don't kill yourself over it, Roger. I'm not in any hurry, your work is already appreciated.

Ok.

I didn't manage to test it last night, as I had problems getting the position spoofing to work.

I will continue today

[VK3KYY]

FYI.

I'm still trying to test Daniel's change, and it looks like the only way I can do that is to add some debugging commands to the serial connection, so I can fool the radio into thinking its location has changed.

But I'm not sure if I'll have time to finish doing that tonight. i.e My TZ is UTC +10, so its night time here.

Don't kill yourself over it, Roger. I'm not in any hurry, your work is already appreciated.

I'll send you an email with an experimental version for the MD-9600.

Which hardware version do you have ?

[KA1CM]

I'll send you an email with an experimental version for the MD-9600.

Which hardware version do you have ?

Version 5.
Thank you, Roger

[VK3KYY]

I'll send you an email with an experimental version for the MD-9600.

Which hardware version do you have ?

Version 5.
Thank you, Roger

OK.

I'll email you something to test

[VK3KYY]

I'll send you an email with an experimental version for the MD-9600.

Which hardware version do you have ?

Version 5.
Thank you, Roger

I've sent you a very very long email.

I hope it makes sense

[gw6rtv]

While I am more than happy with the Distance sorting method I have odopted, I would be more than happy to carry out further experiments on the
MD-9600/Revetis RT90.
My Radio is the Revetis RT90 Version 2. Which I added a GPS module.

John
GW6RTV