Ham Radio 360: All about APRS with W6KWF

APRS; oh the questions you've raised!  It's been about 2+ years since I decided I wanted to give APRS a go.  I purchased a Mobilinkd TNC2 and set off.  It was only a day or so later that I determined there were No Digipeater/iGates in my county, and not too many outside those bounds. In this episode of the Ham Radio 360 podcast, Cale discusses his struggles with understanding APRS (Automatic Packet Reporting System) and the lack of available resources for learning about it. He describes how he was able to connect with Kenneth Fennegan, W6KWF, who offered to help him understand the ins and outs of APRS. The podcast episode features an interview with Fennegan, who provides a clear explanation of the mode and equipment in a way that is easy to understand for those new to APRS. The conversation covers topics such as the purpose of APRS, how it works, equipment needed, and how to get started using it. Special Thanks to Kenneth for coming on and sharing his time and expertise on the subject!  Below you'll find the links we discussed! W6KWF Blog @KWF on Twitter YouTube Channel APRS.fi Kenneth Finnegan Thesis on APRS APRX Main Page APRS Mailing List APRS.org Mobilinkd Bluetooth TNC2 _______________________________________________________________________________________ Thank you for listening to Episode 70 (wow) and telling your friends about Ham Radio 360! 73 Y'all Cale/K4CDN Kenneth recently created an APRS Symbol Chart that will prove Very Handy!

Om Podcasten

Legacy Podcast Ham Radio 360 was a bi-weekly Amateur Radio Podcast created for the “New Guy”. Hosted by Cale Nelson, K4CDN, the show chronicled his journey with over 3 and a half years of interviews and projects for all things Ham Radio. The show ran from 2014-2018. Topics ranged from setting up your first station to operating DX, repeaters, antennas, building projects and product reviews. The podcast encourages ham radio operators to explore and learn about the world of radio communications in plain language and with practical advice. The Ham Radio 360 podcast was produced every two weeks (2014-2018) and is available in iTunes, Stitcher and other popular podcast apps. The show site and it’s content are maintained by K4CDN as his continued contribution to the Hobby.