[Ham-Mac] GPS and Mac Power Books
Dennis Hudson
[email protected]
Mon, 7 Jul 2003 10:44:01 -0400
I realize that the question was about streetfinder or something but a
few people are throwing in other suggestions, so me too. I'll just
remind everyone about Xastir (www.xastir.org). This is a mature and
feature rich mapping and APRS program. It supports many map formats
(still looking to hear from someone that has figured out geotiffs). It
is nice to hook up to a TNC and use it for APRS but it functions as a
street level moving map display. I've used it with a variety of GPSi on
my mac including GPS V, modified Tripmate, Trimble, and currently a
Nextel i88 with a Purple Computing USB>Serial adapter. It compiles
natively under OSX & X11 and runs smoothly on a PB G3 400. It has a
dedicated user base that are willing to get others going with the
program, and, oh yeah, it's free.
Dennis, N2LBT
On Sunday, Jul 6, 2003, at 23:01 US/Eastern, [email protected] wrote:
> I have no experience with it but there is MACGPS
> (http://www.macgpspro.com)
>
> John Mason
> K6VKV
> Morro Bay California USA