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Re: APRS


 

If you have a Icom Radio like the 7100 or 9700 that has a builded in sound card all you need is a USB Cable and the UISS software package to do APRS from the ISS. The frequency is 145.825 up/down. Mode will be FM-D if you have the Icom Radio. If you have a Kenwood D72 or Kenwood D74, it is builded in aprs. Basically if you don't have a radio that covers two meters with a build in sound card, you will need a interface to connect your radio to your computer. I suggest using the software UISS for sending and receiving aprs messages and data. DE AI4LL

On Mon, Mar 31, 2025 at 3:27?PM John Galvin N5TIM via <=[email protected]> wrote:
Oh, and is a big help for starters in using Soundmodem.

73, John N5TIM


On 3/31/2025 12:42 PM, Joe WB9SBD via wrote:
Geez I hate sites like that.? Both of them

What is the freaking installer/
must be a couple dozen things to possibly download. but none that are obvious like installdirewolf.exe

UG!

Joe WB9SBD

On 3/31/2025 9:27 AM, Don Rolph via wrote:
Software?TNC such as Direwolf:



and soundmodem



are now generally preferred.

sound card interfaces such as internal sound?cards, Signalink, DINAH or Master's Communication cards are typically used.

On Mon, Mar 31, 2025 at 10:11?AM Joe WB9SBD via <nss=[email protected]> wrote:
What all do I need to be able to copy APRS signals.

I'm old school here when we had to use TNC's and such.

Joe WB9SBD


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Don Rolph




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