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HX1 Arduino APRS Tracker

In this video we show how to build you own automatic packet reporting system (APRS) tracking system. This uses an Arduino, a GPS receiver, and a HX-1 radio to report the position of the system on the APRS frequency (144.39 MHz). In addition to showing the schematic and circuit diagram, we discuss the software you’ll need to get the system running. We then test it in a high altitude weather balloon and show that the system operates in extreme environments (over 81,000 ft altitude). Topics and timestamps: 0:00 – Introduction 1:01 – Schematic and circuit diagram 10:20 – Trackuino software 15:05 – Physical build of system 16:33 – Ground testing 18:06 - Results 25:10 – Parts, costs, and conclusions References: -SparkFun HX1 APRS Transmitter Hookup Guide (https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/...) -HX1 (144.390 MHz) (https://lemosint.com/product/hx1-144-...) -My Trackduino GitHub page (https://github.com/clum/trackuino) -3D printer files for enclosure (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:566...) -Arduino Data Logging System with GPS, Temperature Sensors, and a MicroSD Card (   • Arduino Data Logging System with GPS,...  ) -Tune an Antenna Using a NanoVNA (   • Tune an Antenna Using a NanoVNA  ) -Getting Started with APRS and Direwolf (   • Getting Started with APRS and Direwolf  ) -Getting Started with PinPoint APRS (   • Getting Started with PinPoint APRS  ) All HAM radio videos in a single playlist    • HAM Radio   #HAMRadio All Arduino videos in a single playlist    • Arduino   #Arduino All high altitude balloon videos in a single playlist    • High-Altitude Balloon   #HighAltitudeBalloon You can support this channel via Patreon at   / christopherwlum   or by clicking on the ‘Thanks’ button at the bottom of this video. Thank you for your help!