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Fred Kemmerer 10 months, 3 weeks ago.
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Our HAB has landed just across the MA border in RI! The recovery team is close and can hear the APRS packet transmitter bursting packets. Since the HAB is on the ground, no local digipeaters are picking it up. The recovery team has APRS gear and directional antennas and they are switching to “Fox Hunt” mode. More to follow as the story develops…
- Fred (AB1OC)
President, Nashua Area Radio Societyab1oc@arrl.net
Visit us on the web at - https://www.n1fd.orgLast ping I saw on APRS.fi
- Wayne (AG1A)
AG1A@ARRL.NET
Visit us on the web at - https://www.n1fd.orgCongratulations. Watched every minute of it. Very interesting, neat even! Would be interesting to know how many ground miles it might have covered during it’s journey, also the chase crew(s). And, how high it might have been if one of you spotted it on the way Dow. Nice job N1FD!
Bob, ag1f
Congrats on the great flight. It was exciting even back here in Nashua watching the progress on APRS.fi. Looks like it is stuck in some trees off of Sumner Brown Rd. Last position i had was 42°1.04′ N 71°24.37′ W
Good luck on the retrieval.
Patrick KC1HDN
Patrick, KC1HDN
Thank everyone! Our HAB is on its way back from Rhode Island. We should have some pretty amazing media and data to share once its all pulled together. Stay tuned!
- Fred (AB1OC)
President, Nashua Area Radio Societyab1oc@arrl.net
Visit us on the web at - https://www.n1fd.orgWayne, your google earth view is way cool!
- Fred (AB1OC)
President, Nashua Area Radio Societyab1oc@arrl.net
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