Name:
444.95+MD
Station ID:
1119729
Source:
Symbol:
Antenna
Latest Packet:
Object Packet
Sender:
Receive Time:
1715095108
Age:
1715095108
Path:
APMI06,CHATSW,WIDE2*,qAR,W2ZQ
Comment:
K3CAL 444.950+ PL 156.7 Lusby,MD
Latest Position:
38.38083, -76.4425
Receive Time:
(Received in latest packet)
Packet frequency:
calculating ...
Packets stored:
retrieving ...
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Nearby stations/objects:
Last Received
Distance
N3IVK-14 1715250714 278 m
N3KXE-N 1715250205 2.86 km
FW5279 1715247929 3.67 km
N3IVK-10 1715250761 5.23 km
CW6344 1715250832 9.94 km
KA3ZXO 1715250668 10.39 km
KJ5DKE-10 1715250393 10.76 km
145.390MD 1715249978 11.23 km
146.850MD 1715250187 12.2 km
N5TB 1715248595 12.69 km
443.050MD 1715250039 14.15 km
KB2SKP 1715251053 15.4 km
N3CAL-N 1715250627 15.7 km
441.787MD 1715250609 16.77 km
147.195MD 1715250907 16.77 km
N3IVK-14 1715250714 278 m
N3KXE-N 1715250205 2.86 km
FW5279 1715247929 3.67 km
N3IVK-10 1715250761 5.23 km
CW6344 1715250832 9.94 km
KA3ZXO 1715250668 10.39 km
KJ5DKE-10 1715250393 10.76 km
145.390MD 1715249978 11.23 km
146.850MD 1715250187 12.2 km
N5TB 1715248595 12.69 km
443.050MD 1715250039 14.15 km
KB2SKP 1715251053 15.4 km
N3CAL-N 1715250627 15.7 km
441.787MD 1715250609 16.77 km
147.195MD 1715250907 16.77 km
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