[Ham-Mac] Re: Ham-Mac Digest, Vol 34, Issue 3

[Jeffrey M. Swiger]

Looks good at a glance, but I use a Bluetooth GPS with my
Powerbook and It works well here. I have it and will do some looking  
into
how it plays.. Thanks!
Jeff-N8NOE

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>    1. TH-D7/TM-D700 APRS (Sergei Ludanov)
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> Hello,
>
> If you have TH-D7A(G) or TM-D700 transceiver, interested in APRS and
> want to be a beta tester, you may want to take a look at the TH-D7-
> APRS-X application. It can be freely downloaded from http://
> homepage.mac.com/kd6cji , file to look for is TH-D7-APRS-X.dmg
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> This is a mapper application that receives APRS data from your
> transceiver and displays it on the map. I will work soon on
> documentation, but briefly:
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> TH-D7-APRS-X is NOT general purpose APRS mapping application, it
> works only with Kenwood transceivers specified.
> It comes with 3 maps build in (which most likely will be useless to
> you). There is a Map menu that allow you to create a map(s) for your
> location (internet connection required), also you can add a map/maps
> that you may already have. It needs to be in JPG or GIF format and
> you need to know the center latitude and longitude of the map and
> it's height and width in degrees.
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> To communicate with transceiver you'll need serial to usb adapter and
> driver installed.
> Application runs on Mac OS X 10.4 and is supposed to be universal
> binary, but I don't have intel based mac to test it on.
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> There is settings screen to set up your location, callsign and other
> aprs related data.
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> Questions, comments - kd6cji at mac.com
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> 73,
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> Sergei, kd6cji
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