[aprssig] Sharing GPS

[Jess Haas]

There are various programs designed to share serial ports in Linux. Don't
remember the names off the top of my head but a Google search should find
them. There are also some GPS daemons that may be able to provide serial
connections for all of your data. These methods will require a usb to
serial adapter per device.

-Jess
K5LLI


On Dec 26, 2017 11:09 AM, "Michael Barnes" <barnmichael at gmail.com> wrote:

> I am trying to put together an APRS station in my vehicle. I have a
> Raspberry Pi 3 with a TNC Pi mounted with a 7" touch screen in a Smarti-Pi
> Touch case. I plan to run the latest Raspbian distro and Xastir software. I
> have a USB GPS receiver for the necessary location and timing data. I will
> be using a Kenwood TH-G71 on 144.390 for the radio.
>
> Also in the vehicle, I will be installing an Icom IC-7100 ham transceiver
> and a Uniden BCT-15X scanner. Both the Icom and Uniden radios have serial
> GPS inputs for location data.
>
> I'm thinking there must be some way to get a serial output from the RPi to
> feed the other radios. I do not have the other radios in hand yet, so I am
> not sure of the exact interfacing required, only that is is serial data. I
> am assuming at this time it is simply a data stream input from the GPS
> receiver, so the two inputs may likely be a basic parallel connection.
>
> Comments, suggestion, and ideas appreciated.
>
> 73,
> Michael WA7SKG
>
>
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