Working on a useful APRS project

[Robert Bruninga]

Where can I get some of these GPS units?
Bob, WB4aPR
 

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> From: tacos-bounces+bruninga=nadn.navy.mil at amrad.org 
> [mailto:tacos-bounces+bruninga=nadn.navy.mil at amrad.org] On 
> Behalf Of Michael Chisena
> Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2009 1:19 PM
> To: tacos AMRAD
> Subject: Working on a useful APRS project
> 
> All,     Lee N6UDP turned me on to an inexpensive GPS puck 
> sutable for APRS applications. The pucks I have been using 
> run about $70 each. These start at $37 each.     With a 
> simple connector change it can be pressed into service. Did 
> the connector change last night based on this sketch. 
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/90108848@N00/sets/721576216514527
> 27/     This is a track from this mornings trip into work. As 
> you can see KA2ZEV-7 works well. 
> http://aprs.fi/?call=ka2zev-7&mt=m&z=11&timerange=3600     
> See if you can spot any errors in the sketch.     When I 
> convert a second one, there will be more photography.     
> Thanks in advance Mike KA2ZEV
> 
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