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I will be giving a talk at the HF Convention on the use of GPS to enhance amateur communications methods. Seem to recall talk about a few datamode software authors who were contemplating adding some GPS capability to their products and I was wondering if anyone has information or progress on this.

Apart from the simple GPS locked PSK experiments between M0BMU myself and a few others several years ago, I seem to recall there was comment on this reflector about some US Lowfer experimentation with GPS locked modes.

Andy G4JNT