.NET APRS Packet Parser Class download

The .NET APRS Packet Parser Class is used to decode Automatic Position Reporting System packets used in Amateur Radio. It is written in C# and is distributed under the GNU General Public License.

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C# Ham Radio Software

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2008-11-26

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