Name:
2E0AAI B
Source1:
Symbol:

Latest Packet:
Object Packet
Sender:
Receive Time:
Age:
Path2:
APDG01 via TCPIP*,qAC,2E0AAI-GS
Device3:
ircDDB Gateway (dstar) by Jonathan, G4KLX
Latest Comment:
440 Voice 433.52500MHz +0.0000MHz
Receive Time:
(Received in latest packet)
Latest Position4:
52.3775, 1.99966666666667
Receive Time:
(Received in latest packet)
Locator5:
Nearby locations:
Lowestoft , United Kingdom
12.44 miles
Beccles , United Kingdom 19.18 miles
Great Yarmouth , United Kingdom 19.56 miles
Diss , United Kingdom 37.56 miles
Beccles , United Kingdom 19.18 miles
Great Yarmouth , United Kingdom 19.56 miles
Diss , United Kingdom 37.56 miles
Latest RNG6:
1 miles
Packet frequency:
1200s (Latest 9 packets)
Nearby stations/objects:
- A packet is either recived from the regular APRS-IS servers or from the CWOP servers. Packets received from the APRS-IS servers are sent from ham radio operators, and packets received from the CWOP servers are sent from citizen weather stations.
- To get a better understanding of the APRS path I recommend reading the explanation written by wa8lmf.
- Used Aprs Device according to the APRS device identification database.
- Position accordning to the Google geocoding service, based on the reported latitude and longitude (if we get no valid position from the Google gecoding service we will show the latitude and longitude).
- This is the Maidenhead Grid Square Locator, used by ham radio operators to specify a location (using few characters).
- RNG is the "pre-calculated omni-directional radio range" of the station (reported by the station itself). If this station has reported several positions or symbols the RNG data will only be used for the position and symbol used in the RNG-packet. It seems like many D-STAR station use the RNG value to specifify D-STAR range.