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Tiny APRS transceiver for PC
24 November 2015 | by 
This transceiver looks like it should be possible to duplicate. A neat design. I think this connects via a USB socket so the PC acts as a node for digital modes like DSTAR.
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It’s an APRS device pure and simple. No D-Dtar (or DMR or Fusion) functionality.
The ID-31 radio shown was used to just show what this neat gadget transmits on APRS, via an APRSD-Star gateway somewhere at a guess. (A TH-D7 would have done the same job all by itself.)
This micro APRS device also RECEIVES APRS messages! That’s the neat bit. Quite how you enter a message to send however, I couldnt see, but anything is possible with two buttons, or a USB link to (say) a smart phone.
73.
G0WBX