Is there any easy grid square lookup we can include, or would it have to be lat/long?
We did discuss on Matrix that a network map is not a physical map, so you could map connectivity without needing locations. But locations are also in the real world...
Part of #1. Related to https://gitea.farpn.net/w1cdn/farpn_udp_server, which will be potentially receiving data from multiple locations.
Is there any easy grid square lookup we can include, or would it have to be lat/long?
We did discuss on Matrix that[ a network map is not a physical map](https://matrix.to/#/!bVjIHuavAgnyyjeDTM:matrix.farpn.net/$aXMbVe0zBz3hXD6lRYh4yRdxMfkcGZgCnfQsBaBg1TY?via=matrix.farpn.net&via=matrix.org&via=im.xoo.sh), so you could map connectivity without needing locations. But locations are also in the real world...
"[It would be more interesting to have something that displays a string map with string color indicating potential link quality by age heard](https://matrix.to/#/!bVjIHuavAgnyyjeDTM:matrix.farpn.net/$sFZbUsbv_0qLrnvXC8LRiGIrlST786npZmit4QivMcM?via=matrix.farpn.net&via=matrix.org&via=im.xoo.sh)"
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changed title from Pass location/grid square in UDP? to Pass location/grid square of listener in UDP?2025-10-06 01:42:53 +00:00
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Part of #1. Related to https://gitea.farpn.net/w1cdn/farpn_udp_server, which will be potentially receiving data from multiple locations.
Is there any easy grid square lookup we can include, or would it have to be lat/long?
We did discuss on Matrix that a network map is not a physical map, so you could map connectivity without needing locations. But locations are also in the real world...
"It would be more interesting to have something that displays a string map with string color indicating potential link quality by age heard"
Pass location/grid square in UDP?to Pass location/grid square of listener in UDP?Lat and lon of spotter can now be included in the CLI, so it just remains to wire this into the UDP section.