Name:
146.655SY
Station ID:
47207
Source:
Symbol:
Antenna
Latest Packet:
Object Packet
Sender:
Receive Time:
1732266126
Age:
1732266126
Path:
APN391,qAR,KB3AWQ-10
Comment:
146.655MHz C107 -060 R25m Fusion/FM
Latest Position:
40.89383, -76.70267
Receive Time:
(Received in latest packet)
Packet frequency:
1963s (Latest 11 packets)
Export 146.655SY data to KML
Nearby stations/objects:
KC3FIT-1
50 yd
KC3OXN-11 9.16 miles
KF3BH-10 18.78 miles
KB3VXB-13 19.51 miles
KC3SOZ 19.57 miles
WF3J-N 22.42 miles
KC3PJJ-N 22.64 miles
N3XXH-28 24.84 miles
n3xxh-5 24.85 miles
029.660PA 24.86 miles
053.050PA 24.86 miles
KB3AWQ-99 24.87 miles
KB3AWQ-11 25.36 miles
145.330PA 25.57 miles
W3JGB 25.71 miles
KC3OXN-11 9.16 miles
KF3BH-10 18.78 miles
KB3VXB-13 19.51 miles
KC3SOZ 19.57 miles
WF3J-N 22.42 miles
KC3PJJ-N 22.64 miles
N3XXH-28 24.84 miles
n3xxh-5 24.85 miles
029.660PA 24.86 miles
053.050PA 24.86 miles
KB3AWQ-99 24.87 miles
KB3AWQ-11 25.36 miles
145.330PA 25.57 miles
W3JGB 25.71 miles
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