Thursday 29 October 2026 #APRSThursday LIVE
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1Operators of 549
1Check-ins early and late in
1Country
0First net
0Returning
Check-ins by hour (UTC)
Countries 1
Devices and apps 22
- John Wiseman, G8BPQ BPQ3217
- Ricardo, CA2RXU ESP32 LoRa Tracker11
- Yaesu FTM-500D4
- APRSdroid3
- Yaesu FTM-4003
- AB0WV PinPoint2
- Chris Snell, NW5W NW5W Graywolf2
- AnyTone AT-D8781
- Experimental1
- Island Magic Co. iPhone/iPad app1
- J. Angelo Racoma DU2XXR/N2RAC APRSPH net bot based on Ioreth1
- KA2DDO YAAC1
- Other10
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 57 of 58 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.
Who checked in
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 32.
- The net's log also lists ANSRVR, APRSPH and ansrvr. With them the total is 552.
1 of 549 operators (Kenwood TM-D700, APRSPH, RF), in the order they were first heard. Show everyone