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<div>Not sure it really needs to gate to APRS on air - after all, ADSB can be received fairly simply and has a fairly good range when the aircraft are airborne... Cool to see none the less. My best friend and I have been transmitting ADSB for about six years
I think, and it is rather cool - so powerful </div>
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<div>Particularly since i am actually in Adelaide today, having come across to do some radio work at the airport, and decided to stay for the Torrens ParkRun tomorrow morning</div>
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<div>Darryl VK2TDS</div>
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On 26 Feb 2016, at 6:09 PM, Mark Jessop <<a href="mailto:lenniethelemming@gmail.com">lenniethelemming@gmail.com</a>> wrote:<br>
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<div>Someone is gating ADS-B traffic to APRS (RF too, not just APRS-IS!)</div>
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<div>Picture: <a href="https://i.imgur.com/Pyd8wNE.jpg">https://i.imgur.com/Pyd8wNE.jpg</a></div>
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Interesting stress test of the local APRS network, not so sure it's a good idea to keep it going though...
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<div>- Mark VK5QI<br>
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