Fix issue 80: Weather packet decoding.#81
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Weather packets were being decoded incorrectly. Over the air packets for weather are in wind miles per hour. Rain is in hundreths of an inch according to the official spec. This patch changes the weather packet output to include the wind_speed and wind_direction as part of the weather dict in the packet instead of course and speed. According to the APRS Spect CSE/SPD for weather packets, which are denoted with the _ character are supposed to be used for wind speed and wind direction. "The on-air APRS WX protocols, however, still will be in MPH and F." "RAIN VALUES: Rain is counted in increments of 0.1 or 0.01 inch or 1mm. but reports all values in 0.01 inches over the air." References: http://www.aprs.org/APRS-docs/WX.TXT
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aprslib incorrectly decodes weather packets and doesn't provide wind_speed or wind_direction from the CSE/SPD 7 bytes in the APRS packet. This patch puts a temporary fix in place until the aprslib pull request lands and is released. rossengeorgiev/aprs-python#80 rossengeorgiev/aprs-python#81
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aprslib incorrectly decodes weather packets and doesn't provide wind_speed or wind_direction from the CSE/SPD 7 bytes in the APRS packet. This patch puts a temporary fix in place until the aprslib pull request lands and is released. rossengeorgiev/aprs-python#80 rossengeorgiev/aprs-python#81
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Implements: Fix issue 80: Weather packet decoding. rossengeorgiev#81
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Weather packets were being decoded incorrectly. Over the air packets for weather are in wind miles per hour. Rain is in hundreths of an inch according to the official spec.
This patch changes the weather packet output to include the wind_speed and wind_direction as part of the weather dict in the packet instead of course and speed. According to the APRS Spect CSE/SPD for weather packets, which are denoted with the _ character are supposed to be used for wind speed and wind direction.
"The on-air APRS WX protocols, however, still will be in MPH and F."
"RAIN VALUES: Rain is counted in increments of 0.1 or 0.01 inch or 1mm. but reports all values in 0.01 inches over the air."
References:
http://www.aprs.org/APRS-docs/WX.TXT
Fixes issue #80