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And I do mean, APRS. It's not a voice net to talk about APRS, it's a net held over APRS. Seems somewhat simplistic, so possibly calling it a "net" is a bit much. Since I know almost nothing about APRS, I'm just going to post the info I got from Jeff - KF0BPN. I assume the frequency is 144.390.


There is a website: which doesn't expand much on the above.
I think the Anytone AT-D878 will let me configure some canned APRS messages - not sure, since I haven't messed with it, but I have read some about using it for GPS logging via APRS.

Thanks Jed, that's pretty cool! I'll give that a try using my FT5DR. I had no idea you could actually hold a net over APRS.

73,

Mark
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