I'm thinking this little computer would be a pretty nice fit a mobile APRS
system.
Has anyone looked at it to see if Xastir can be made to work on it?
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On Tue, 20 Nov 2007, William McKeehan wrote:
I have not found much information about the unit, like what version of Linux
it is running and what is available. It's new, so by the time I'd be ready for
it, I'm sure all of this stuff will be known and hacked.
Looks like they're well on their
On Tue, 20 Nov 2007, William McKeehan wrote:
I'm thinking this little computer would be a pretty nice fit a mobile APRS
system.
Has anyone looked at it to see if Xastir can be made to work on it?
4GB of solid-state drive isn't much for storing maps. I have a
6.4GB in my truck-mount PC and
I agree that 4GB is not a lot. They have an 8GB version coming soon.
I envision this as a replacement for my TH-D700 control head and my GPS
(display).
The only thing I would really miss would be turn-by-turn navigation; I'd have
to look at other Linux software to do that.
The keyboard may be
Interesting product! It is unclear how it interfaces with a radio but it
looks like custom cables are available. It doesn't look like it has any
mapping built-in.
I had trouble just clicking on the links so here they are directly.
http://www.infinitygear.com/images/pdfs/P1000RadioENGLISH.pdf
On Nov 20, 2007 11:44 AM, Fred Hillhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Interesting product! It is unclear how it interfaces with a radio but it
looks like custom cables are available.
From what I read, this unit will interface through a standard
microphone connector. As such, it will have to act in
