[amsat-bb] WISP

w4upd w4upd at cfl.rr.com
Fri Jan 25 17:46:01 UTC 2019


I run into this frequently under Windows 10. WISP is use to the XP type 
registry. If you search for one of the satellites in the registry you'll 
likely find it in more than on location. When Windows does an upgrade 
and reboot, I find that the satellite data goes away as well as the 
station info. (coordinates)

Until this last upgrade to build 1809, I only had to inset one new 
satellite, go out and back in and the rest of the satellites I had 
enteerd came back. After build 1809 I have to add each one back.

Reinstalling WISP will bot have any effect. WISP really needs to be 
changed to use the Windows 10 style registry. If I had the source, I was 
going to do so. However, since it is not available, I just merely 
reinsert the satellites again as needed. I use SatPC32 most of the time, 
but I love the abilities of WISP for one shot looks at the screen for 
satellite activity and the ability to use it for the packet birds. Maybe 
someone will get a hold of the source as it is still a good satellite 
program.

Reid, W4UPD
Amsat: 17002


On 1/25/2019 11:55 AM, Jeff kb2m wrote:
> I was merrily rolling along with a full-dir  then  all of a sudden 
> WISP loses all it's config data. Sats disappeared, my lat long is set 
> to 0, etc. There doesn't seem to be a corrupt file involved. I try to 
> redo a sat and it doesn't seem to accept any data, just the sat name. 
> Is there anyway around this other then a complete re-install? I'm 
> running WIN10...
>
>
> 73 Jeff kb2m
>
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