[InHam] RE: aprs

[Steve Jewell - WR9G]

http://aprs.fi/info/WR9G

Good morning all and Merry Christmas,

Dan, most stations are running around 50 watts. The link above would be
for my station only. However, when you click "map view" it will take
you a Google map and then can click "show all" and will show all the
stations in the area including the "CWxxxx" Citizen Weather stations
which are internet(no RF)only. Listed below are a couple of nice links
for additional information.

http://www.ew.usna.edu/~bruninga/aprs.html

http://www.aprs.net	http://www.findu.com

73, Steve

wr9g at arrl.net
www.wr9g.net


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   1. APRS in southern Indiana? (Dan Evans)
   2. Re: APRS in southern Indiana? (Joseph Fenn)


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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 24 Dec 2007 21:42:22 -0500
From: Dan Evans <dan.evans at insightbb.com>
Subject: [InHam] APRS in southern Indiana?
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Anyone in the southern part of the state running APRS?

The ARRL contest branch has approved the use of APRS for VHF contest
Rovers.  So I believe it may be time for me to pick up another TNC and
learn a little about APRS.

What power level are mobile users in this area typically using?

Would anyone care to point out good places to learn about APRS on the web?

Thanks for the help.  I hope everyone is having a wonderful holiday!

73
Dan
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Message: 2
Date: Mon, 24 Dec 2007 16:54:42 -1000 (HST)
From: Joseph Fenn <jfenn at lava.net>
Subject: Re: [InHam] APRS in southern Indiana?
To: Dan Evans <dan.evans at insightbb.com>
Cc: inham at mailman.qth.net
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I dont even know what the means. I know pactor THENET, AMTOR, Packet,
and built my own TNC for VHF/HF useage, but I am way behind on a lot
of stuff such as your post here.
                           Joe/KH6JF


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