APRS frequencies, SSIDs, and path guidance. Works offline after your first visit.
| Band | 144.390 MHz |
|---|---|
| Mode | 1200 baud AFSK packet (standard) |
| Alternate | 144.340, 144.800 (regional) |
| SSID | Use |
|---|---|
| -0 | Primary station |
| -1 | Secondary / additional |
| -7 | Handheld |
| -9 | Mobile |
| -10 | IGate |
| -15 | APRS digipeater |
Position and short status packets for situational awareness — supplements voice, does not replace ICS logging.
RF-only paths work peer-to-peer; iGates add internet when available.
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