RE: How can I display the weather data

[Martin]

Brilliant thanks Tony

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Subject: RE: [ukha_xpl] How can I display the weather data

> C) If you had some spare com ports and a null modem cable the xpl
> wm918 could easily be modifed to echo the packets to the app E.g.
> wm918 on com1, xpl app listens on com1, it also echos all packets to
> com2, this passes down the null modem cable to com3 where the software

> is listening

Have downloaded freewx for a look and I notice it has an option to
broadcast over the network to other copies of the program.

Am just having a play, if the data broadcast is the same as the com data
I can modify the xpl app to use this as an alternative to the com port.

Regards
Tony