Could we have fixed stations to beacon just every 45 minutes?
- Last heard
- Position
- 38.2952° N, 78.6030° W · FM08qh
- Heard
- over the internet
- Path
TCPIP*,qAC,FIFTH- Server
FIFTH- Device
- Kenneth W. Finnegan, W6KWF Aprx (Linux/Unix)
- First heard
- Packets
- 4,111
FCC license for W4KEL
- Status
- Active
- Class
- Amateur Extra
- Licensee
- Peter Lothberg
- Location
- Charlottesville, VA Sign in for the street address
- Granted
- 8 Apr 2025
- Expires
- 18 Jun 2035
- Was
- KG6ZMD
From the FCC's license database, as of 25 October 2026.
Click a dot on the track to see how that packet reached APRS-IS.
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Packets carried each day
The last 30 days, as an igate and as a digipeater.
When it carries most
Packets carried by day of the week and hour over the last 30 days. The darker, the more.
| Station | Distance | Bearing | Last heard |
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Every comment and status it sent in the last 30 days, newest first.
Comments
| Comment | First sent | Last sent | Times |
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Status
| Status | First sent | Last sent | Times |
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Packets each day for the last 30 days, by kind. A day it was not heard is a gap.
When it is on the air
Packets by day of the week and hour over the last 30 days. The darker, the more.
On the air or over the internet
Each day's packets: heard on the air by an igate, or sent to APRS-IS over the internet.
Messages
Each day's messages it sent and messages sent to it, with its acks and bulletins.
Who heard it
The igates that heard it on the air and the digipeaters that repeated it, over the last 30 days.