Name:
EB2GKK/P
Station ID:
193598
Source:
Symbol:
Summits on the air
Latest Packet:
Object Packet
Sender:
Receive Time:
1732370545
Age:
1732370545
Path:
APN100,TCPIP*,qAC,NINTH
Comment:
014.089MHz SOTA activation EA2/VI-069
Latest Position:
42.71917, -2.3845
Receive Time:
(Received in latest packet)
Packet frequency:
470s (Latest 3 packets)
Export EB2GKK/P data to KML
Nearby stations/objects:
EB2GKK-11
10.62 miles
ED2ZAJ 15.31 miles
EA2FDW-10 15.35 miles
ED2YAP-10 15.41 miles
145.650VI 15.46 miles
EA2FDW-7 15.66 miles
EA2ETV-10 15.69 miles
EA2FBA-7 16.09 miles
EA2FBA-10 16.17 miles
EA2/VI026 16.89 miles
26D00 17.82 miles
EA1RCR 18.2 miles
CARIF 18.41 miles
P-EA1IYZ 18.42 miles
EA1FVM 18.51 miles
ED2ZAJ 15.31 miles
EA2FDW-10 15.35 miles
ED2YAP-10 15.41 miles
145.650VI 15.46 miles
EA2FDW-7 15.66 miles
EA2ETV-10 15.69 miles
EA2FBA-7 16.09 miles
EA2FBA-10 16.17 miles
EA2/VI026 16.89 miles
26D00 17.82 miles
EA1RCR 18.2 miles
CARIF 18.41 miles
P-EA1IYZ 18.42 miles
EA1FVM 18.51 miles
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