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This spec addresses how information on the position of objects reported by the RINO can be received and integrated into a local APRS tactical display system at an event. I don't believe position reports are allowed on GMRS, but they are on FRS. Some SAR units are experimenting with this method rather than using APRS. This will allow you to plot the positions of other Rino units on the Oziexplorer map screen, but it won't feed the data to your APRS client.

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You must have a Garmin Rino connected to the OziAPRS serial port for this to work. OziAPRS has the capability of decoding Garmin Rhino positions.

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Garmin RINO Radio/GPS plus OziAPRS Client The RINO users will see each other, the APRS users will see the other APRS users plus the RINO users. Useful for those SAR missions where some people are equipped with RINO's and others with TH-D7A's or TM-D700A's. Any waypoint beginning with 'APRS' will have that portion of the string stripped, then the waypoint will be turned into an APRS object which will appear on the map and may be retransmitted out over APRS as well. Xastir, combined with GPSMan, can perodically download waypoints from an attached RINO radio. Garmin RINO Radio/GPS plus Xastir APRS Client You're right, though, that further discussion of that probably belongs on the Xastir list instead. gpstrans file that gpsman produces directly. That's all that is needed for the RINO interface, as in this case xastir just reads the. GPSMan itself is just a TCL/Tk program, and should work fine without the gpsmanshp plugin on Windows/Cygwin. This is a shared library that GPSMan uses, and that doesn't play well with Windows. I think the main problem with GPSMan/Xastir on windows was related to he 'gpsmanshp' plug-in that allows xastir to download shapefile maps from GPS tracks. > recommend would be a Linux box running Xastir, with a hardware TNC > I don't recall whether anyone has gotten GPSMan to work under They might not be of general interest to SAR if you can't get much range out of them. If you're using GMRS, I'm not sure whether the positioning data goes out at the high-power level with those, it might still be at the low-power FRS transmit level. If you're running under FRS they don't go far. I don't know what the range is on those RINO's either. The general configuration I'd recommend would be a Linux box running Xastir, with a hardware TNC attached to the 2-meter.ДЄny more discussion on this should probably be done over on the Xastir list, as this is probably getting too detailed & specific to be of much use to the general list here. I don't recall whether anyone has gotten GPSMan to work under Windows yet. > Do you have any recommendations on configurations of HAM with Rino

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Just two radios, a TNC, an antenna for the 2-meter (the RINO already has an attached antenna), and a PC or Mac running Xastir. There shouldn't be any internet involved. > field other than connecting directly via the internet? > Am I correct or is there a more efficent way of doing this in the You'd then have a 2-meter radio attached to an antenna and TNC, with the TNC attached to Xastir, but the TNC portion in this case can be software-based (like 'soundmodem' for Linux or 'AGWPE' for Windows). In this configuration you'd probably have one of the cheaper RINO's attached to a pole at base with a longish serial cable connecting to an Xastir box inside. > require connecting a second radio in the field to transmit positions > I assuming this secondary transmission occurs over HAM and would > plot them on the local screen, and create APRS objects which it > position fixes of other Rinos in the area. * Other products and companies referred to herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies or mark holders.> I understand that Xastir uses a connected Garmin Rino to get

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