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166 lines
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>Chapter 16. Solutions with Mobile Computers</TD
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>16.12. Connection via Amateur Radio (HAM)</H1
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> As far as I know laptops are used in amateur radio contests. Please see
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HAM-HOWTO by Terry Dawson, <EM
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>VK2KTJ</EM
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>,
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<terry_AT_perf.no.itg.telstra.com.au>.
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>XASTIR</A
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is a free APRS (Automatic Position Reporting System)
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program. APRS(tm) was developed to track mobile GPS
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stations with two-way radio to convey position
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reports, messaging, weather and more. XASTIR plots
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this information on a map on your screen where you
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can see the entire world or zoom down to street
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level.
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