#APRSThursday Powered by APRS Connect
connecting

Live · Nets

Download report Download net

Thursday 24 September 2026 #APRSThursday

‹ 17 Sep · 00:00-23:59 UTC · 1 Oct ›

791Operators
1,035Check-ins early and late in
49Countries
40First net 52Returning

US states 42 of 50

US states

An operator is in the state their radio was in when they checked in. An operator with no position is in no state.

Not heard on this net: Alaska, Montana, North Dakota, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Vermont, Wyoming.

Devices and apps 48

All 48 devices and apps

Devices and apps

What each operator checked in with: the radio or app named by the packet they sent. An app counts once, whatever it runs on. An operator with more than one radio is counted by the first to check in.

Known for 640 of 788 operators. The others sent nothing that names one.

Via

Via

Where each operator's check-in was sent: ANSRVR, the group's server, or APRSPH, the net's logger. Both when they used both.

RF or APRS-IS

RF or APRS-IS

RF: the check-in left the operator's station by radio, and a gateway that heard it on the air passed it to the internet.

APRS-IS: sent directly to internet without RF.

Known for 777 of 788 operators.

Who checked in

The tags and columns

also
The same operator on another radio. An operator is one row, whatever their SSIDs.
early
Checked in before the net opened, within the 6 hours the net still counts.
late
Checked in after the net closed, within the 6 hours the net still counts.
not heard
The post was not heard here, but the server's answer to it or the logger's receipt was.
joined
Joined the group without posting.
left
Left the group, with no post heard.
first net
Their first net.
returning
Back after 8 weeks or more away.
Via
Where the check-in was sent: ANSRVR, the group's server, or APRSPH, the net's logger. Both when both were used.
Posts
How many times they posted to the net.
Reached
How many copies of their post were seen going out to other operators.

What counts

  • Each callsign counts once, whatever its SSID. N0CALL-7 and N0CALL-9 are one operator.
  • Any message to the net counts, not only a check-in.
  • A second radio is shown on its operator's row, after “also”. This net has 43.
  • The net's log also lists ANSRVR, APRSPH and ansrvr. With them the total is 791.

788 operators, in the order they were first heard. A row with a position flies the map to it.

Everyone (788) First net (40) Returning (52)

# Operator Country Checked in (UTC) Via Posts Reached Message
51 KD8GIJ-1 late returning 🇺🇸United States ANSRVR 1 175 HELLO ALL

Raw packet

KD8GIJ-1 · KJ4ERJ APRSIS32 (Windows)

KD8GIJ-1>APWW11,TCPIP*,qAC,T2PERTH::ANSRVR   :CQ HOTG  HELLO ALL{GA}
52 PY2YES-5 late returning 🇧🇷Brazil ANSRVR 1 175 boa noite

Raw packet

PY2YES-5 · APRSdroid (Android)

PY2YES-5>APDR16,TCPIP*,qAC,T2DENMARK::ANSRVR   :CQ hotg boa noite{4