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I suspected this to be the case (and have already enabled SBEN since I don't really have any use cases where it DOESN'T make the most sense!), but it's great to get a confirmation. thanks Robert! --

If the GPS is connected and the TT4 is receiving and decoding the sentences (GREEN LED ON), then I am pretty sure the TT4 will use that infomration, unless TOSV TRUE and there is no position lock.I am

I'm glad I came across this thread, because I'm going to be doing something similar in a few weeks in the Adirondack Mountains. I'm actually planning on using my truck as a digipeater to ensure my HT

Doug, That looks like a TinyTrak3 clone.? It is not a Byonics product. Byon

Yes, I caught my van on fire by taping into the 12v going to my 2m rig with small twisted pair going to my APRS Mobile TNC. There was a short in that small wire and the wire flashed to white hot

I will suggest the Groups.IO again.? There is a files section, WIKI, and someone could possible think of a way to use DataBases.I realize these are limited with a free account, but you could always

Before you purchase a RIGrunner consider whether it is really what you need. The fuses in a RIGrunner protect the wires that are plugged into that port but with Anderson Power Poles that can be any

I've still got a TT1 in service as a bit of a test aid, mainly for setting radio deviations from something handy. I've also still got the various TinyTrak 1.4 hex, config, and manual pdf files, and

Is this a TT1 or TT2? This came from a Japanese web page and my Japanese is really rusty ? [cid:f7317a74-473b-4240-ad34-bec7e0448220] Regards, Doug VK2XLJ ________________________________ Sent:

http://www.powerwerx.com/powerpole-power-distribution/rigrunner-4010s.html Thanks, I was looking for these products http://www.powerwerx.com/powerpole-power-distribution/rigrunner-4010s.html 73 de

I have an original TinyTrak, in Kit form, still in its envelope. Never got around to soldering it up. I come across it now and then. I am not even sure if the PIC is programmed. I think that is why I

I have used many TT-1 & TT-2 , many of which are still in service. Yell out if you can’t find the config files. Rgds, Marcus Sent: Saturday, June 13, 2020 08:55 To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

My first Byonics product was also a PicPac.? Decoded pretty well for the time, and had a nice display.? I used the display on another project, but the reassembled it for a demonstration I did.? I

I have one of the TT-1s. I was one of the beta testers back in the stone age, and still smile when I see my call in the documentation. I need to get a new GPS for it, as mine is one of the equally

never heard of a TT1, but I started with a PicPac which was just a way to get? APRS text in to or out of a modem...? radio etc was up to you.? It was coal gas powered.

Hank, I am, er..slightly older...than Byon, but Byon has been writing code from the womb. So this TT1 thing...did it run on steam, require FORTRAN, and need IBM punch cards to set it up? How did the

Many on this list must be smiling along with me right now.? What a youngster you must be, Allen.? ?:) That's an easy question (falsehood) to answer (correct).? TT1 and TT2 came before.? From what

Hank, As far as I know, there were no Byonics products prior to the TT3. Do you mean the old SOTT files out there on the Interweb? Byon handles the webpage, and sees all these posts sonner or later,

Allen, Having been directed to that old, archived Byonics website by the last post reminds me of something I've wanted to comment upon. I don't believe there are any files available (text and

Giuseppe, Rob generally does such an eloquent job of answering TT4 questions that you may have assumed he works for us! ( Rob, your honorary status as an "Agent of Byonics" is hereby awarded) . Your