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Cross Country Wireless APRS TNC Digi Tracker...now with USB

CCW TNC Digi Tracker

The APRS TNC Digi Tracker isn't just a mobile APRS tracker.
Connect to the USB port of a laptop, flick a switch and it also runs as a TNC with UI-View displaying local stations on the screen.
Flick another switch and it's a digipeater as well.

Easy to program with our freeware APRS Messenger Lite program that also doubles as a receive only igate program.
Use with our freeware APRS Messenger program and it's an emergency communications message control station or satellite ground station for International Space Station packet radio.

Now available with a built-in Sirf Star III GPS receiver with internal patch antenna and a SMA connector for use with an external GPS antenna.

Just the job for RAYNET or ARES emergency communications or just everyday APRS tracking!

Features include:

The APRS TNC Digi Tracker set-up FAQ sheet can be downloaded as a PDF file here .

For further information the Operating Manual can be downloaded as a 3.1 MB PDF file here.

The latest drivers for the FTDI USB IC used in the APRS TNC Digi Tracker can be downloaded here.

A zip file containing the UI-View configuration file and text document explaining how to set-up UI-View to work with the TNC can be downloaded here.

APRS Messenger Lite(a freeware set-up program and APRS receiver igate program for the APRS TNC Digi Tracker can be downloaded here.

The APRS TNC/Digi/Tracker is now available built and tested at a price of £89.95 + £ 14.00 international postage.

You can order by Google Checkout or Paypal in your local currency...

Contact Chris Moulding, G4HYG via info@crosscountrywireless.net for more details.


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APRS is a registered trademark of Bob Bruninga WB4APR. Click here to view Bob's website.
Cross Country Wireless is licensed by the trademark holder so that our APRS TNC/Digi/Tracker can be offered as a commercial product.

APRS is an international network of amateur radio stations providing real-time GPS based vehicle or event position reporting, weather reporting and simple message handling for educational, experimental or emergency use. APRS uses a common radio frequency of 144.800 MHz throughout Europe. Digital repeating (digipeating) is used to extend the range of mobile and low power stations over a wider area. In addition to the radio network internet gateways provide a two-way port to the APRS-IS (APRS Internet System) so that stations local to the gateway can be seen worldwide on APRS viewing programs such as Xastir or UI-View.



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