Frequencyn/a (1200 baud packet TNC; RF via connected radio)
Bandsall (via connected radio)
PowerA packet TNC/digipeater - it modulates/demodulates data for a connected radio. No RF of its own.
ModesAX.25 packet (1200 baud), KISS/XKISS, APRS digipeater/tracker (with GPS), BBS/Node/Host/Terminal
Weight320 g (11.3 oz) - 0.8 x 5.2 x 5.2 in; 11 oz.
Connectors
radio5-pin radio port (audio/PTT)
computerUSB (type-B) serial
gpsexternal GPS input
power req6-25 V DC (<30 mA active); an internal 9 V battery runs it for hours.
AX.25 Level 2 v2 packet with 1200 baud modem KA-Node, K-Net Node, BBS, KISS/XKISS, HOST and TERMINAL modes Standalone APRS digipeater and (with GPS) tracker Very low power - runs on an internal 9 V battery USB serial connection to a PC The default TNC for club digipeaters and field packet
Strengths

Rock-solid standalone digipeater/BBS; runs for hours on a 9 V; tiny and reliable; the packet workhorse.

Weaknesses

1200 baud only; text-config learning curve; VHF packet (no HF modes).

Verdict

The industry-standard packet TNC - if a club digipeater or a field BBS needs to run unattended for years, this is what does it.

The Kantronics KPC-3+ is the industry-standard 1200-baud packet TNC and standalone digipeater: AX.25 with KA-Node, BBS, KISS and terminal modes, an APRS digipeater/tracker function, and power draw low enough to run for hours on an internal 9 V battery. It is the go-to for unattended club digipeaters.

For HF+VHF multimode use compare the Kantronics KAM XL; for a simple KISS modem see the Byonics TinyTrak4.