[aprssig] Re: GPS to TNC APRS packet processor
Mark Saurman vo1one at gmail.comMon Mar 20 03:40:32 UTC 2006
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On 3/19/06, Warren Brown <vk3byd at amsat.org> wrote: > Hi Mark, > > I have built an interface like this for my mobile station. > > It use an Atmel Micro-controller to interface the GPS into a Kantronics Kam Plus > TNC. > This allows me to run HF (10Mhz) and VHF at the same time whilst mobile. This is exactly the type of application I'm talking about. While such a device would cost the same as a full blown OpenTracker, it would be cheaper than two OpenTrackers and two GPS's required to achieve the same as one Kam Plus. Also, the 9612 set up as a dual port, one for satellite at 9k6 and the 1k2 port on 144.39. I don't think there's too many standalone devices that are capable of Mic-E packets at 9k6. Although packet length is less of an issue at higher speeds, having all of the wanted data that goes across a couple different NMEA strings is something a dumb tracker cannot accomplish at any speed. I guess the market for such a creature isn't quite as large as I had thought/hoped it will be. Thanks for all the replies! 73, Mark VO1ONE
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