APRS Direct - DB0INS details

Name:

DB0INS

Source¹:

APRS-IS

Symbol:

Digipeater

Latest Packet:

Telemetry Packet

Receive Time:

Age:

Path²:

APRX29 via TCPIP*,qAC,DB0EML-1

Device³:

Aprx (software, Linux/Unix) by Kenneth W. Finnegan, W6KWF

Latest Forwarded:

DB0HDF

Receive Time:

1614270613

Latest Comment:

www.amateurfunk.digital/db0ins - APRS 144.800

Receive Time:

1614270553

Latest Beacon:

DWD WARNUNG vor FROST in SM bis 23.02. 09:00

Receive Time:

1614067319

Latest Weather:

1539247637

Comment/Software:

A=014186

Latest Telemetry:

1614271075

Latest Position⁴:

50.8511666666667, 10.4675

Receive Time:

1614270553

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Locator⁵:

Nearby locations:

Waltershausen , Germany 5.11 miles
Schmalkalden , Germany 9.03 miles
Bad Salzungen , Germany 10.43 miles
Eisenach , Germany 11.14 miles

Packet frequency:

384s (Latest 11 packets)

Search for DB0INS at QRZ.COM!

(Link to www.qrz.com)

Check out current
weather in Waltershausen!

(Link to www.cwopviewer.com)

Nearby stations/objects:

DB0INS-R 13 yd
Symbol

DB0TVI 104 yd
Symbol

DO2GIB-15 2.75 miles
Symbol

DL2AMT-N 5 miles
Symbol

DB0EML-10 10.21 miles
Symbol

DB0EML 10.21 miles
Symbol

DB0EA-R 11 miles
Symbol

DB0SBN 11.15 miles
Symbol

DB0INS-10 11.15 miles
Symbol

DB0SBN-7 11.15 miles
Symbol

DB0SBN-13 11.16 miles
Symbol

ER-DM0HR 11.4 miles
Symbol

DW8090 11.92 miles
Symbol

DL4FNM-16 12.22 miles
Symbol

BENTR2-15 13.28 miles

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).