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APRS – A Journey Through History

The four letters APRS stand for much more than just simple position determination, because it is the bridge between classic radio technology and modern global networking. We cordially invite you to delve into the profound history and technical fascination of this system.

The journey begins with its exciting origins and continues through the steady evolution of packet radio technology to today's global real-time observation. The powerful APRS Internet Service System clearly demonstrates how timeless and relevant this form of communication has remained, even in today's digital age. Let yourself be inspired by the enthusiasm for this technology that APRS offers for your hobby.

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Did you know that the APRS system used worldwide has its roots in an Apple II? Bob Bruninga (WB4APR) developed the CETS program there back in 1982 to display the movements of the US Navy fleet in real time on a digital map. At the time, this was a real revolution, as position data was visualized fully automatically for the first time. It was not until 10 years later, in 1992, that it became the APRS we know today. It is fascinating that modern technology began on a computer with so little storage space!

Ciro Mazzoni CI-V Air Link Bluetooth Interface

The CI-V Airlink connects the ICOM IC-705 wirelessly via Bluetooth to the ATU 2.0 of the Ciro Mazzoni loop antennas. This compact plug-and-play adapter replaces cumbersome control cables, is easily powered via USB-C, and ensures a tidy setup when using stealth, baby, or midi loops in the shack or in mobile use.

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