The SiRFstar III™ GPS receiver, widely recognized for its high accuracy, is built into the top of the transceiver.
Kenwood engineers working closely with Bob Bruninga (WB4APR), who first developed APRS (Automatic Packet Reporting System), Kenwood has developed system firmware for the TH-D72A that enables easy APRS operation without requiring a computer. The built-in GPS receiver provides positional information, while weather information can be acquired by connecting a meteorological device. All of this information can be exchanged with other stations, and it can also be output to a PC for map display using commercially available APRS application software.
In addition to simultaneous receive on both 144 MHz and 430 MHz bands, this radio can receive two frequencies on the same band. This means, say, that you can arrange to have both the call channel and local channel, or the repeater channel and local channel, on the same VHF or UHF band.
The Kenwood Sky Command System II allows you to use the TH-D72A for remote access to Kenwood’s designated HF radios. Operating as the Commander, your TH-D72A transmits control signals to the Transporter, which also relays your voice to the HF radio. In return, HF signals are transmitted back to the Commander. This system allows you to transmit and receive HF signals, set frequencies (with LCD confirmation), switch memory channels, and much more – all remotely.
You can connect the TH-D72A directly to your PC with the supplied USB cable.
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