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<\/a><\/p>\nMacDoppler carries on the rich tradition pioneered by MacDopplerPRO in 1999 which is in use around the world by Amateur Radio operators, satellite spotters, educators and commercial customers from CBS News to the International Space Station Amateur Radio Hardware Management program, Delta Telemetry Tracking and Control at Boeing Integrated Defense Systems, Florida State University, and the CalPoly CubeSat Project.
\nSatellite Radios Supported…<\/p>\n
YAESU FT-736R, FT-847
\nICOM IC-970, IC-820, IC-821H, IC-910, IC-9100
\nKenwood TS-790A, TS-2000
\nUDP Broadcast<\/p>\n
Non-Satellite Radios (limited support)<\/p>\n
YAESU FT-817, FT-857, FT-897 (supported by FT-817 Driver)
\nIcom IC-7000
\nICOM IC-R8500, and IC-PCR1000 Receivers
\nKenwood TS-50
\nAOR AR-3000A Receiver<\/p>\n
Note: A full duplex satellite radio like the TS-2000, FT-847, IC-910 or IC-9100 is recommended to take full advantage of MacDoppler’s capabilities. While a full duplex radio is required to hear your own downlink, a non-satellite radio can be used to monitor the satellite.
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\nRequirements:
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\nIntel Only, OS X 10.9+
\nOS X 10.11 (El Capitan) compatible.
\nRotor tracking while track list off fixed.
\nDon’t interrupt radio or rotor when USB port is added.
\nAdded UDP Broadcast Rotor Driver.
\nAdded UDP Broadcast Radio Driver.
\nAdded AO-85 (Fox 1A) to the default Modes.dat file.<\/p>\n