[aprssig] Ideal Tracker Spec

[Charles Bland]

I thought I heard Sleighbells. Now I know why!  -Chuck

On Thu, Dec 6, 2012 at 9:20 AM, Phil Lapsley <phil_aprssig at lapsley.org> wrote:
> Best Santa Ever!
>
> :-)
>
> Phil
>
> On Dec 6, 2012, at 10:43 PM , Bryan Hoyer wrote:
>
> OK Here's the base unit
>
> NW Digital Radio UDR56K-4
> 25W 70cm mobile transceiver 4800 to 56kbps AX.25/D-STAR
> Web-Based Control App accessed via Ethernet or USB/WiFi adapter
> use any PC, Netbook, Mac, iOS or Android Device
> Web-Based Email App for Winlink Client Access
> RGW RMS Gateway
> DV-Gateway D-STAR Gateway
>
> Thanks to the group for helping define the Market requirements for APRS.
> Santa has something for all of your Stockings. I think we have everything
> except external switches. I have some spare digital I/O but no room for a
> connector. I'll look into this on the final spin.
>
> UDR-Track, an open source APRS tracker on Linux
>
> External GPS
> USB
> USB/Bluetooth adapter
> USB/RS-232 adapter
>
> In Bill Vodall's Stocking
> Tracker Functionality per TT4 et al
> APRN
>
> For Steve Noskowicz
> Sleep Mode for Power Saving
>
> For Charles Bland
> Telemetry:
> Builtin: DC Voltage/Current, RF Power FWD/Reflected, Date/Time from
> RTC/GPS/ntp, Temp Ambient/PA
> Other via USB Digital Analog I/O WX etc
>
> For Bob Burns
> Web-Based Control/Messaging App
> File based multiple profiles (virtually unlimited)
> Scriptable selection with RTC access (cron-job)
>
> and for Phil Lapsley
> APRX IGate with Web Interface
>
>
>
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