[Ham-Mac] Amateur Radio Upload/Download Question
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Wed, 28 Jan 2004 07:49:50 -0500
You're good. From my mouth to God's ears! <smile> I look forward to it. Are you considering
building in some extra features for individual radios. Scan frequencies, PL tones, etc.?
Zeff Wheelock
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Hi Zeff,
On Jan 27, 2004, at 2:50 PM, [email protected] wrote:
> Has anyone created a program or would like to create a program to
> interface with a variety of radios
> with computer connectivity to upload and download frequencies? I
> would like to see some sort of
> program whereby you can designate the radio you are communicating with
> and download the information
> to and from the radio. Ideally, I would like it to be written by Don
> Agro since the interfaces he
> has on his programs are gorgeous (I am not particular on this, am I?) .
You are too kind :)
> I am thinking of getting
> the Kenwood TM-D700A radio and would like the ability to put the
> frequencies on my computer then
> upload them to the radio. Since the TM-D700A is APRS capable,
> ideally, I would like to have some
> functionality built in that as well. I know that MacAPRS exists, but
> since MacLogger seems to be
> the de facto standard for logging programs that combines many useful
> features into one program, I
> thought it would be neat to have a good program that controls a
> variety of radios. Each radio has
> its own feature set, such as number of stored frequencies, number of
> frequencies you can scan, etc.
> etc. Many features would overlap such as the listing of frequencies
> you can program into the radio.
> Have the ability to save several frequency files. Have a frequency
> file for all the frequencies you
> listen and talk to in Boston, then overwrite them when you drive to
> Pennsylvania or any other state.
It's not finished yet but have a look at:
<http://dogparksoftware.com/MacMemoriesManager.html>
73 Don Agro VE3VRW
D o g P a r k S o f t w a r e L t d .
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