[aprssig] what are the currently available inexpensive GPS suitable for APRS
Doug Ferrell kd4moj at kd4moj.orgThu Oct 27 20:39:02 UTC 2005
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On Thu, 27 Oct 2005, Stephen H. Smith wrote: > > But then using KPC3s as trackers should be discouraged anyway, since > they only transmit the long, air-time-wasting non-compressed raw NMEA > strings. The main value of the dedicated GPS port is in computer > installations where it avoids the kludgy HSP port sharing gizmos to get > both TNC RX and GPS data into a single serial port on a laptop. Only if you want to POSIT and have no messaging capabilities. Nothing like sending a message to a ham taveling through your down only to realize that he is using a Tinytrak or one of the variants and can't "talk" to anyone. I'm not slamming them (I have one of scott's opentrackers) just that the KPC3/+ is a useful tool for messaging. Just my 2 cents... -- ...DOUG KD4MOJ
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