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KQ6RS1 WSPR Buoy has been deployed in the Pacific Ocean SW of San Diego
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Bill Brown
Yep it is right....ocean currents are slow where it is currently located.
- Bill WB8ELK
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From: greg@... <greg@...> To: GPSL@groups.io Sent: Fri, Jul 17, 2020 5:37 pm Subject: Re: [GPSL] KQ6RS1 WSPR Buoy has been deployed in the Pacific Ocean SW of San Diego It doesn't appear to be moving much at all, can that be right?
Greg K7RKT
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greg@bigredbee.com
It doesn't appear to be moving much at all, can that be right? Greg K7RKT
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Bill Brown
Hi Mark...it is floating with the currents.
- Bill WB8ELK
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From: Garrett, Mark <ma-garrett@...> To: GPSL@groups.io Sent: Thu, Jul 16, 2020 3:05 pm Subject: Re: [GPSL] KQ6RS1 WSPR Buoy has been deployed in the Pacific Ocean SW of San Diego Is this a floating with the currents type buoy or is it anchored?
Mark Garrett
Tri States Public Radio
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Garrett, Mark
Is this a floating with the currents type buoy or is it anchored?
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Mark Garrett Tri States Public Radio
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Bill Brown
KQ6RS and students have developed a WSPR buoy using a Skytracker WSPR board attached to 6 months worth of batteries and a loaded whip antenna. It was just deployed by a research boat about 380 miles SW of San Diego and is getting great WSPR coverage. KQ6RS on WSPR, KQ6RS-1 on APRS.FI ported with my Python program.
- Bill WB8ELK
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