Mic-E Radio Parsing & Comment Cleanup #85
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Implements: Fix issue 80: Weather packet decoding. rossengeorgiev#81
Fixes missing wind_speed output when reported wind speed is zero.. Adds parsing of Mic-E Radio types.
Accomplishes 2 tasks.. 1. Correctly parses APRS radio information (when present) in the Mic-E data. This is per http://www.aprs.org/aprs12/mic-e-types.txt 2. After successfully parsing radio information, it is removed from the comment. This has the effect of removing extraneous characters from the comment field. (Issue rossengeorgiev#67)
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Accomplishes 2 tasks..
Correctly parses radio information (when present) in the Mic-E data. This is per http://www.aprs.org/aprs12/mic-e-types.txt
After successfully parsing radio information, it is removed from the comment. This has the effect of removing extraneous characters from the comment field. (Issue #67)