The image is killing my load time, so continuing in a separate post. ..fairly typical for APRS to show weird deviations, based on reflections. The blue lines are predictions of where the tracker is going based on speed and direction, and once a beacon is received the blue line is

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We had a couple of APRS trackers on the trail for this event, and several comments pertain to how we might improve their utility.. “I think nearly all of us could communicate on 147.330 via the Tam West repeater. If so, how well would APRS work if we parked a

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Thank you to all who worked so hard to make this event terrific. It also provided an opportunity to enhance collaboration between park rangers and amateur radio operators, especially using the AREDN network.