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It's a position reporting/tracking system from the 80s (but still going strong) that uses amateur radio repeaters instead of the internet. On one hand it doesn'
by jjoonathan 11y ago
It's a position reporting/tracking system from the 80s (but still going strong) that uses amateur radio repeaters instead of the internet. On one hand it doesn't have the privacy controls that you get with owntracks. On the other it doesn't require an internet connection and would survive the zombie apocalypse.
- traviscj 11y agoAs a fairly frequent (at least formerly) APRS user and extra-class licensed radio amateur (W9TCJ), ehh, maybe. Pretty easy to find yourself in a 140-MHz-dead-zone.