Sat 17 Oct 2026 All day Pacific Time (07:00 to Sun 07:00 UTC)
The downloads
Download report is this session as a PDF: its numbers, its charts and everyone who checked in.
Download net is the net log as a PDF: every callsign on one sheet.
Each opens in a new tab.
Map
The map
A check-in carries no position. A station is on the map when this site heard a position beacon from it around the time it checked in.
That is its last beacon in the 48 hours before the check-in, or its first within the hour after. A station that sends no position is on the roster and not on the map.
A station that sends a rough position is drawn as a soft circle, no more exactly than it sent.
Countries 2
By callsign.
- Brazil1
- United States1
Who checked in
Each SSID is counted once a session, for CQ APRSHF sent to ANSRVR that meets this net's two rules.
What counts
- Each SSID is counted once a session, for a message to ANSRVR that starts CQ APRSHF.
- An operator with two SSIDs is counted twice.
- The session of Saturday 17 October is open from 00:00 Pacific Time (07:00 UTC) to 00:00 Pacific Time on Sunday 18 October (07:00 UTC).
- Joining, renewing or leaving the group without a message counts too.
- A message that names the group in a form the server could not read counts too.
- When this site misses a message, the server's or the bot's answer to it counts in its place, an answer to a join included.
- A name that is not shaped like a callsign is counted like any other.
- A check-in must be heard on the air by a gateway (an IGate) and passed to this site and be sent from APRS Connect, APRSdroid, aprs.fi apps, PinPoint, APRSIS32, BPQ32, Graywolf or JS8Call.
- A check-in that misses any of this is kept for net control to add.
- Net control can add others by hand.
The net's controllers chose this rule. APRS Nets is run by AxelStack LLC, which makes APRS Connect.