Name:
PAHSVRw1A
Station ID:
1691614
Source:
Symbol:
Thunderstorm
Latest Packet:
Object Packet
Sender:
PAHSVR
Receive Time:
1713475881
Age:
1713475881
Path:
APRS,qAO,AE5PL-WX
Comment:
SVR_STORM }d0I`P^'CKN]ZW`P{w10AA
Latest Position:
37.76, -89.13
Receive Time:
(Received in latest packet)
Speed:
48.15 km/h
Course:
45°
Packet frequency:
calculating ...
Packets stored:
retrieving ...
Waiting for connection...
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Nearby stations/objects:
Last Received
Distance
WA9APQ-13 1714653744 3.21 km
FW7109 1714653026 6.52 km
W9BA-D 1714653593 8.46 km
KB9KC 1714653839 8.58 km
NO9MC 1714653548 8.74 km
CW5752 1714652721 12.81 km
N9JOD-B 1714652916 13.96 km
N9JOD B 1714652906 13.96 km
WB0VTM-C 1714653831 16.7 km
WB0VTM C 1714653821 16.7 km
KD9FRQ-7 1714652104 18.42 km
K9BJA-9 1714651289 18.86 km
WB0VTM-7 1714653633 20.02 km
W9RY-3 1714653791 21.68 km
K9OBX 1714653751 23.21 km
WA9APQ-13 1714653744 3.21 km
FW7109 1714653026 6.52 km
W9BA-D 1714653593 8.46 km
KB9KC 1714653839 8.58 km
NO9MC 1714653548 8.74 km
CW5752 1714652721 12.81 km
N9JOD-B 1714652916 13.96 km
N9JOD B 1714652906 13.96 km
WB0VTM-C 1714653831 16.7 km
WB0VTM C 1714653821 16.7 km
KD9FRQ-7 1714652104 18.42 km
K9BJA-9 1714651289 18.86 km
WB0VTM-7 1714653633 20.02 km
W9RY-3 1714653791 21.68 km
K9OBX 1714653751 23.21 km
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