Name:
RFS576694
Station ID:
455834
Source:
Symbol:
Fire
Latest Packet:
Object Packet
Sender:
VK2ADG-15
Receive Time:
1732356036
Age:
1732356036
Path:
APZKWF,qAS,VK2ADG
Comment:
RFS event 576694 now non-active
Latest Position:
-33.3735, 151.14267
Receive Time:
(Received in latest packet)
Packet frequency:
1657s (Latest 7 packets)
Export RFS576694 data to KML
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VK2EHQ-15 8.49 miles
VK2EHQ-1 8.49 miles
EL-N5UWU 12.43 miles
VK2TLR-10 13.31 miles
VK2FRTS 16.63 miles
SYDBFA58A 19.53 miles
RFS575258 19.54 miles
VK2MB-2 21.77 miles
VK2MB-6 21.78 miles
VK2BTQ-4 21.79 miles
VK2RNS-1 21.99 miles
VK2SKY-10 22.01 miles
VK2AAV-1 22.58 miles
VK2GJ-13 24.9 miles
VK2EHQ-15 8.49 miles
VK2EHQ-1 8.49 miles
EL-N5UWU 12.43 miles
VK2TLR-10 13.31 miles
VK2FRTS 16.63 miles
SYDBFA58A 19.53 miles
RFS575258 19.54 miles
VK2MB-2 21.77 miles
VK2MB-6 21.78 miles
VK2BTQ-4 21.79 miles
VK2RNS-1 21.99 miles
VK2SKY-10 22.01 miles
VK2AAV-1 22.58 miles
VK2GJ-13 24.9 miles
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