[aprssig] Objects Of Boats Along Waterways
Tapio Sokura oh2kku at iki.fiMon Jan 22 10:58:08 UTC 2007
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Joe Della Barba wrote: > AIS is secret??? I guess the reasoning here goes something like this: if you are on the water in the cockpit/bridge of a boat/ship, then AIS is good for you. But you shouldn't be looking at the ship icons moving on your home computer screen, or you'll turn into (or help) a terrorist or pirate. I guess those who think like this haven't realized that anyone, even a terrorist, can go to a boating store and buy an AIS receiver of his own for a few hundred euros and just use that. > can;t help but think AIS was at least partly inspired by APRS. I also > wonder if the TMD-700A could be an AIS transceiver. I know it wouldn't > be legal, but it would seem to be able to do 9600 baud. It won't do AIS on its own. But you can use the 9600 bps data connector on the TM-D700 to output the AIS "audio" and feed it to e.g. shipplotter running on a computer. Tapio
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