Gerry Creager, N5JXS, ran a program names "Cows in Space"  He attached GPS
receivers, TNC and transmitter to cattle on an Texas A & M University 5000
acre test site in South Texas and tracked the movement of cattle.  

I don't know the real purpose, but I think it was to track where the cattle
dropped a pie and had freshmen ag students go out and check the pie...they
were doind a cattle nutrition research study.

Now tell me that amateur radio isn't into hig tech science.

Walt/K5YFW

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For transmit only I remember there was an article in QST fairly
recently - showed an APRS locator transmitter being carried by
a dog.







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