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Do you have a callsign-SSID determined for this transponder? Not
that I'll remember it for over a month, but if you clue us in now,
we can have a chance at seeing it (besides, I can give it a nickname
in APRSIS32 with a "MultiTrack When New" and it'll automatically pop
up if/when it appears).<br>
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Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and Win32<br>
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PS. Here's a 2 hour map of active IGate/Digis in Alaska. Given that
the circle is 470 miles in radius, you better have quite the good
antenna to get coverage. (Barrow is just above the N on that
point).<br>
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<img src="cid:part1.00020108.09000303@homeside.to" alt=""><br>
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On 1/25/2012 2:47 PM, Bob Bruninga wrote:
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<pre wrap="">We will be floating a buoy with APRS transponder from Barrow Alaska in
March.
Any hams up there to listen to it directly before the ice melts?
Then after it begins to drift, we will need AMSAT hams anywhere in Alaska to
capture any packets on 145.825 via ISS. The ISS gets to 1.5 degrees
elevation once a day up there.
If you know someone not on this list, can you pass this along?
Bob, Wb4APR
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