Re: APRS - spy on me while I drive
Posted: Fri Jun 04, 2010 5:43 pm
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It is an amateur radio satellite.yorky wrote: On topic, who's sat is that?


Faster this time...robbage wrote:Doug's at it again

Muahahahahaha - yeprobbage wrote:Doug's at it again

Glad you got back. We thought you'd ditched right about thereZebedee wrote:Muahahahahaha - yeprobbage wrote:Doug's at it again
My little APRS-man went swimming too!
That one?VK6GHZ - info
2010-06-18 12:52:58z - 2010-06-19 01:34:51z
Perth Southern Suburbs APRS I-Gate
UI-View32 V2.03
[APU25N via TCPIP*,qAC,T2NZAA]
Good work to those involved in setting up...!VK6ZMS wrote:Perth now has a second Internet Gateway.
I see it (RAA to KSB) at this end from time to time - The path from KSB to RAW and RTH to RAW is very regular. I have also digipeated through KSB from Mt Barker hill in my mobile whilst working up there. Interesting to see it there even in the middle of winter! We just need to get the config of VK6RAA sorted out so it digipeats correctly.VK6ZMS wrote:There must be a bit of ducting tonight. Mt Barker is talking to Pinjarra.
I am using ui-view connect to a Yaesu 2800 (RX only)
18:08:57R VK6RAA-3>APN383,VK6KSB-3*,WIDE2-1 Port=1 <UI Len=10>:
:VK6RAA-3

I refer to my earlier post about Yaesu's...!VK6ZMS wrote:The current receiver being used on the 6GHZ I-Gate doesn't like the Big Red Bee. The initial receiver would gate the BRB packets direct.
Mind you the initial receiver was also a Yaesu, but using a $1500 radio for an RX I-Gate was a tad overkill!VK6LD wrote:Yaesu is actually the Japanese word for wheel chock...!vk6hgr wrote:It's a mark of Yaesu quality - they're constantly refining their products