[aprssig] Nuvi 350 still on sale thru the end of Aug 09 WEB Only

Michael Hatzakis Jr MD lists at hatzakis.net
Tue Aug 25 23:47:20 EDT 2009


I am considering buying one of these Garmin 350's to power APRS in a laptop
and other GPS functions, is this a standard serial/USB compatible signal?
How about for an Icom IC91D?  What will it take to make it compatible with
serial/USB, and for the IC91AD?   

 

ideas for a technically savvy person?

 

Michael  K3MH

 

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From: aprssig-bounces at tapr.org [mailto:aprssig-bounces at tapr.org] On Behalf
Of Clay Melhorn
Sent: Sunday, August 02, 2009 7:17 AM
To: APRSSIG
Subject: Re: [aprssig] Nuvi 350 still on sale thru the end of Aug 09 WEB
Only

 

<snip> 
for GPS input. Charlie bought one, works on his D710. They also place the
location of the HEARD APRS station on the screen, just like the G5 ($600),
and update the current ICON, moving it as required.
</snip>
 
Does the HEARD Station display function also work on the D-700A?
 
I already have the body of the D700 hidden in the back with a Trimble gps
module with home brewed rs-232 conversion also in the back of the car
It would be well worth pulling another cable up to the front of the car if I
could get heard stations on a gps screen at a price like this.
 
I also have an RS-232 cable running up front for my laptop to run UIView32
but that is not nearly as portable as a small gps unit such as thisfor
everyday use.  The AVMap is not something I care to spend that much on
(cheap ham syndrome.)
 
Tnx and 73'
Clay Melhorn N9IO Bonfield, IL
Webmaster:
KARS - Kankakee Area Radio Society - W9AZ http://www.w9az.com/
ARRL (Central Division) http://www.central.arrl.org/
 



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