Mac's web site

Links to useful APRS web sites 

Where am I now?  Click here to find out. Note the time and date stamp to find out how recently my tracker (G4IQI-9) was heard.  Just change the callsign to find someone else.
http://aprs.fi/?

The UK's APRS stations live - watch out for G4IQI  about 47km (30 miles) WSW of central London, or G4IQI-9 (my car) anywhere in the UK!   (Use page up or down to zoom and alt-click to centre the map)
www.apritch.myby.co.uk/netaprsuk.htm

You can also find where my car was last heard by a station gating from radio to internet via the excellent "find-U" web site.  If you click on the button marked "hybrid" the satellite map has main roads superimposed.
www.findu.com/cgi-bin/find.cgi?G4IQI-9

For an introduction to APRS go to the mirror web site of Roger Barker G4IDE  (SK).  Author of UI-View which is the best supported software I have ever come across and the best way to enjoy APRS
http://www.ui-view.org

Registration site for the 32bit version of UI-View (NB the 16bit version does not require registration)   Before Roger died; it was stated that both he (Roger) and Dee would like any new user of UI-View32 to contribute, on an entirely voluntary basis, to their national Cancer Research organization
http://www.apritch.myby.co.uk/uiv32.htm

Yahoo eGroup which provides support for UI-View
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ui-view/

Yahoo eGroup which focuses on APRS in the UK
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/APRSUK/

An excellent site to find out more about APRS, with lots of add on software to download
www.apritch.myby.co.uk/uiview.htm

How to use UI-View with just a soundcard and 2m rig
http://www.kc2rlm.info/soundcardpacket/

APRS internet server information
http://f5vag.eu/javaprs_info.html

The local repeater group web site.  If you look at the MB7UJ pages you might be able to find a picture of me helping to install the local APRS repeater.
www.tvrg.org.uk

If your VHF or UHF rig gets hit by strong local signals you might want to try a notch filter.  I had one tuned to knock out VHF pager interference and a local UHF transmission.  Just email PAR with the exact frequencies and they will let you know if he can help.  NB I am just a happy customer - the best sort of recommendation.
www.parelectronics.com/

Links to other web sites 

The Binfield Badger Group web site
www.binfieldbadgers.org.uk

The Badger Trust  to find out about groups across the country and much more about badgers.
www.badger.org.uk

Steve M0SBFs web site - includes lots of links to other sites
www.stevelarkins.freeuk.com