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APRS Mobile Communications
One of the main features of my mobile is a Automatic Packet Reporting System (APRS).
APRS is a digital communications information channel for ham radio, and it gives the mobile ham the capability to capture what is happening in the surrounding area.
With APRSIS32 running on my computer, and telemetry being downloaded from my Kenwood TM-D710A, I have a birds-eye-view of the beaconing stations around my mobile, and I can communicate with other hams throughout Alberta, Bc, Sk, and the northern US states.
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