CBAV - anyone having problems displaying Nexrad?

The last 2 times (yesterday and 1 week ago) I've tried to used CBAV to get
Nexrad images, I get a blank screeen with the word "display" on it.

Anyone have this problem recently? Is there a problem?

"Maule Driver" wrote in message
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The last 2 times (yesterday and 1 week ago) I've tried to used CBAV to get
Nexrad images, I get a blank screeen with the word "display" on it.

Anyone have this problem recently? Is there a problem?



Yes. Its been that way for weeks

I"ve had that problem for months (but the word I get is [image]) and no word
from CBAV either here or in Email.

Jose


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(for Email, make the obvious changes in my address)

That's what I get too. My mistake.

Too bad because 'tis the season...

"Teacherjh" wrote in message
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I"ve had that problem for months (but the word I get is [image]) and no
word
from CBAV either here or in Email.

Jose


--
(for Email, make the obvious changes in my address)

I fly airplanes off and on as a hobby, I use http://www.weathertap.com/ for
Nexrad images and other. I use a cell phone plugged into my WindowsCE
pocket PC with a cheap cable (Verizon). I know it's not the palm format,
but just thought others might be interested. It's about 75 bucks a year,
but it's color and there is a special palm site so all the maps are scaled
down for quick loading. Verizon has a free number you call to get the
internet connection. It's pretty slow, but you don't need a modem in your
pocketPC and the Verizon service is free.

No relation to weathertap. ... Aaron

"Maule Driver" wrote in message
.com...
The last 2 times (yesterday and 1 week ago) I've tried to used CBAV to get
Nexrad images, I get a blank screeen with the word "display" on it.

Anyone have this problem recently? Is there a problem?

I also am a weathertap subscriber and like it. I use it on the ground though
over the Internet. Aren't there going to be legal issues with using it with
a cell phone in the air?


"AaronK" wrote in message
...
I fly airplanes off and on as a hobby, I use http://www.weathertap.com/
for
Nexrad images and other. I use a cell phone plugged into my WindowsCE
pocket PC with a cheap cable (Verizon). I know it's not the palm format,
but just thought others might be interested. It's about 75 bucks a year,
but it's color and there is a special palm site so all the maps are scaled
down for quick loading. Verizon has a free number you call to get the
internet connection. It's pretty slow, but you don't need a modem in your
pocketPC and the Verizon service is free.

No relation to weathertap. ... Aaron

"Maule Driver" wrote in message
.com...
The last 2 times (yesterday and 1 week ago) I've tried to used CBAV to
get
Nexrad images, I get a blank screeen with the word "display" on it.

Anyone have this problem recently? Is there a problem?

This has been covered in several threads in the past. You might try a
Google for background.

"OtisWinslow" wrote in message
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I also am a weathertap subscriber and like it. I use it on the ground
though
over the Internet. Aren't there going to be legal issues with using it
with
a cell phone in the air?

I wonder about Nextel's wireless broadband. "Stay connected at blazing speeds at
home, in the car, or anywhere you go in the Nextel network."
http://www.nextelbroadband.com/

Maule Driver wrote:
This has been covered in several threads in the past. You might try a
Google for background.

"OtisWinslow" wrote in message
...

I also am a weathertap subscriber and like it. I use it on the ground

though

over the Internet. Aren't there going to be legal issues with using it

with

a cell phone in the air?

My question was not one of ARE there legal issues . .it's not allowable
by FCC rules .. but rather are users just ignoring them and using the
cell phone for weather anyway.


"Maule Driver" wrote in message
.com...
This has been covered in several threads in the past. You might try a
Google for background.

"OtisWinslow" wrote in message
...
I also am a weathertap subscriber and like it. I use it on the ground
though
over the Internet. Aren't there going to be legal issues with using it
with
a cell phone in the air?

OtisWinslow wrote:
My question was not one of ARE there legal issues . .it's not allowable
by FCC rules .. but rather are users just ignoring them and using the
cell phone for weather anyway.

This has been covered in several threads in the past. You might try a
Google for background (is there an echo in here?).

"Maule Driver" wrote in message
.com...

This has been covered in several threads in the past. You might try a
Google for background.

"OtisWinslow" wrote in message
. ..

I also am a weathertap subscriber and like it. I use it on the ground

though

over the Internet. Aren't there going to be legal issues with using it

with

a cell phone in the air?