Name:
W6/CT-233
Station ID:
99081
Source:
Symbol:
X
Latest Packet:
Object Packet
Sender:
Receive Time:
1732394627
Age:
1732394627
Path:
APN100,TCPIP*,qAC,FOURTH
Comment:
SOTA https://on6zq.be/-/W6/CT-233
Latest Position:
33.40017, -117.191
Receive Time:
(Received in latest packet)
Packet frequency:
85108s (Latest 2 packets)
Export W6/CT-233 data to KML
Related stations/objects:
Nearby stations/objects:
KG6HSQ-10
1.16 miles
KF6ODE 2.67 miles
KG6HSQ-2 2.74 miles
KN6ZDY-12 10.04 miles
KN6ZDY-10 10.04 miles
K6CED 10.6 miles
KE6UPI-D 11.68 miles
NH6WR-12 12.19 miles
NH6WR-10 12.19 miles
N2DDS-13 12.21 miles
W6JJ-10 12.58 miles
KJ6FCH B 13.15 miles
KJ6FCH-B 13.15 miles
KF6NXQ-15 13.59 miles
N6DAN-1 14.34 miles
KF6ODE 2.67 miles
KG6HSQ-2 2.74 miles
KN6ZDY-12 10.04 miles
KN6ZDY-10 10.04 miles
K6CED 10.6 miles
KE6UPI-D 11.68 miles
NH6WR-12 12.19 miles
NH6WR-10 12.19 miles
N2DDS-13 12.21 miles
W6JJ-10 12.58 miles
KJ6FCH B 13.15 miles
KJ6FCH-B 13.15 miles
KF6NXQ-15 13.59 miles
N6DAN-1 14.34 miles
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