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Around Oshkosh are several N numbers. Most had ID's in a status,
but not all. One had a status with MT8000 - isn't that what that
last aircraft bootlegger was using?<br>
Findu raw packets not working for me this AM, so I can't see it there
are status's with an ID. I may not understand wnough yet to read
the packets correctly<br>
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Perhaps someone is marketing those things to pilots ? ? <br>
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MYCALL of "SKY1" is on the field still - a place to start.<br><br>
The one MT8000 that I saw Mic-E & no call:<br>
Position of N996PJ --- 5.2 miles southwest of Oshkosh, WI
--- Report received 1 days 17 hours 58 minutes 10 seconds ago
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Status: <font color="#900000">MT8000FA v1.0</font> Course: 359.0 Speed: 87.5 MPH
Altitude: 1121 feet
Mic-E message 1, En Route <br>
Raw packet: <font color="#900000">N996PJ>TS5W0P,W9LTA-10,WIDE1*,WIDE2-1,qAR,AA9NV-10:`t=Cs_W'/"7\}<br>
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Gotta run now. Bicycle club ride waiting.<br>
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73, Steve, K9DCI<br><br>
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