APR MAP

APR MAP has just released its latest version, 6.6, and it remains a stellar choice in the realm of System Utilities, specifically under Device Assistants. Developed by DF8HL, this program assists users in connecting a GPS receiver to reflect their precise position every five seconds using NMEA0183 signals (GGA/GLL/RME).

One of the standout features of APR MAP is its ability to handle the transmission and reception of APRS signals. This can be achieved through multiple methods: via sound card (including parts of AGWPE), using a SCS-DSP-TNC or SCS-PTC-II with PR capability (even for Robust Packet Radio), a PK-232, or a TNC via AGWPE. Additionally, users can monitor stations over the internet through findu.com or aprs.fi, making it a versatile option for GPS and APRS enthusiasts.

The program, which comes in a manageable file size of 10.6 MB, is compatible with a wide range of operating systems, including Windows XP, 7, 8, 10, and 11. Users can easily download the software, ensuring they have access to a reliable tool for their device management needs.

APR MAP, versioned at 6.6, ensures seamless operability and compatibility, reflecting continuous improvements from DF8HL. It also remains a compact yet powerful utility, housed under the filename APRMAP.EXE. Users interested in version transitions will find that 6.6 is a solid update, bringing enhanced features and consistent performance.

Pros:

• Free to download
• Wide compatibility with various Windows OS
• Handles multi-modal APRS signal transmission and reception
• Internet-enabled station monitoring

You may want to check out more software, such as Memory-Map, Map Maker Pro or map&guide base, which might be similar to APR MAP.