Upgraded my Linux Mint laptop to 22.2 "Zara"

 I finally upgraded my Linux Mint laptop,  I keep reminding myself to do it, but never get around to it. It has been on 21.3 for quite some time, I doing the patches regularly, but stopping to upgrade is another thing. I upgraded in the recommended steps, 21.3 to 22.0, 22.0 to 22.1, then 22.1 to 22.2 "Zara", each step proceeded with its snapshot for safety. All went well, no side effects or issues detected. The Linux Mint 22.2 built on Ubuntu 24.4 LTS. It works great, nice and fast on my old ASUS N550JK laptop.
This is a great time to remind those about to throw away their old laptop or PC because of Windows 10 now being unsupported, (as of 14th October) that you can recycle those old PC's and laptops giving them another lease on  life by installing a flavour of Linux O/S replacing the old Windows 10.
You have nothing to lose,  Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint to name but a few for you to try. I use mine mainly for browsing, WSJTX and Arduino IDE.

Microwave activity 18th October, 2025

my activity is from Buff Point, near Budgewoi on NSW Central Coast, aiming across Lake Budgewoi, it proved the point that can definitely get back into Sydney from here on 23cm FM, so would be easy on SSB and WSPR

 

Alternative DMR Networks for VK & ZL as of October, 2025

 Alternative DMR Networks for VK & ZL (Australia & New Zealand)

Apart from the VKDMR Network (DMR-MARC)   and  Brandmeister DMR Network, there are some other alternate DMR based networks, providing servers in Australia and New Zealand, these are :

Digitial Voice DMR Australia (DVAU) Network    https://dmr.dvau.au/

Digital Voice DMR New Zealand  (DVNZ) Network    https://dmr.dvnz.nz/

the DVAU and DVNZ are experimental networks working together.

VKFreeDMR Network Australia    https://www.vkfreedmr.org/

FreeDMR Network New Zealand    https://freedmrnz.dvnz.nz/

The two FreeDMR networks are associated with the FreeDMR network   https://www.freedmr.uk/

They all have their own dashboards so you can see activity, and similar structured talkgroups.

6metre Transequatorial DX 50.313 FT8 as of 1st October, 2025

 some good 6metre Transequatorial DX today on 50.313 FT8 as per vkspotter.com

Brandmeister DMR TalkGroups for VK & ZL as of September, 2025

 Brandmeister DMR TalkGroups for VK & ZL as of September, 2025.
Here are some  talkgroups for Brandmeister DMR network, some bridged to VK-DMR Network, some are some gateway ports setup by clubs and groups going to different networks, usually DStar.

505  National Calling Talkgroup for VK
5050 >> XLX500 G Reflector
5051 bridged to 3801 VK-DMR
5052 bridged to 3802 VK-DMR
5053 bridged to 3803 VK-DMR
5054 bridged to 3804 VK-DMR
5055 bridged to 3805 VK-DMR
5056 bridged to 3806 VK-DMR
5057 bridged to 3807 VK-DMR
5058 bridged to 3808 VK-DMR
50520 >> BMARC Net Monday 09.30utc
50521 >> IARS Chat
50525 bridge to P25 and NXDN Networks
50526 >> CCARC
50529 >> XLX500
50566  WICEN
50590  >> VK2HK Wires-X
50591  >> VK2GP Wires-X
50592  >> VK3KAY Wires-X
50594  >> VK2RFG 
505205  >> XLX500
5052110  >> XLX500

ZL TG's :
530  >> XLX299
5301  ZL1 Regional
5302  ZL2 Regional
5303  ZL3 Regional
5304  ZL4 Regional
53020  was used  for XLX626
53021  >> IFROAR  (Rotarians)
53029  >> XLX299 X
53050  >> XLX751
53060  Taupo ARC
53085  >> XLX299 >> AllStar Bridge
53099  >> XLX750

VK-ZL-Pacific:
95

Dashboard | BrandMeister

VK-DMR and P25 Activity for VK & ZL as of 25th September, 2025

here is some screenshots to show some of the typical activity on VK-DMR and P25  talkgroups covering VK & ZL,  recently noting a few ZL's appearing on P25 mode which is  good, as the P25 gateways and talkgroups for ZL had basically faded away or turned off.

VK-DMR

 

P25 TG10700

P25 TG10400

P25 TG10401   Note: this is APAC/WICEN TG, but being used by stations from China.

Orana Region Amateur Radio Club Repeaters

 Repeaters of Orana Region Amateur Radio Club

I was listening to a local from Dubbo on DMR talking about the repeaters they manage

VK2RRT Condobolin,  146.900 MHz -600 KHz 

VK2RCD Dubbo, 146.725 MHz -600 KHz, currently has Echolink running node- 973817

VK2RCC Coonabarabran,  146.800 MHz -600 KHz  requires 91.5 input tone

VK2RDD Dubbo,  439.950 MHz -5 MHz   DMR only.

6metre repeater status in and around Sydney and NSW , as of 29th August, 2025

 6metre repeater status in and around Sydney and NSW that I know of, as of 29th August, 2025,

53.625 VK2RSN, Mt.Sugarloaf, Newcastle, back on air July 2025, requires 91.5Hz tone

53.650  VK2RMP, Maddens Plain, Illawarra,  operational, requires 123Hz

53.675  VK2RMB, Terrey Hills, off-air

53.700  VK2RGN, Goulburn, off-air

53.725  VK2RAG, Somersby, Central Coast, operational, requires 91.5Hz tone, linked to 23cm rptr

53.800  VK2RCN, Port Macquarie operational

53.825  VK2RBE, Bethungra operational

53.850  VK2RWI, Dural, operational

53.875  VK2RBM, Blue Mtns, operational, requires 91.5Hz tone

52.525 FM Simplex - still plenty activity, particularly Sunday morning after ARNSW broadcast

Wagga Amateur Radio Club (WARC) - new 6metre Repeater on-air VK2RBE

 Wagga Amateur Radio Club (WARC) - new 6metre Repeater on-air VK2RBE  

Just learnt that a new repeater has been commissioned at Mt.Bethungra, near Bethungra, north of Junee,

operating on 53.825  with -1MHz input, no ctcss tone required and it standalone, as of June 2024.

Follow details on the WARC website Repeaters - Wagga Amateur Radio Club

Just thinking about it, I havent done any trips to Young/Cootamundra/Junee/Wagga/Tumut since 2023, hence not tried out this repeater mobile yet.

Since this new 6metre repeater is co-sited with the VK2RBE 2metre repeater on 146.675MHz,  then it is possible it will be accessible from the Hume Highway in the Jugiong-Coolac region for those traversing the Hume Highway with 6metre FM in the mobile, otherwise should be good coverage on the Olympic Highway in Junee-Bethungra-Cootamundra section.

XLX Reflectors for VK & ZL as of 23rd August, 2025

 XLX Reflectors for VK & ZL as of 23rd August, 2025

here are some of the XLX Reflectors, looking at them, they are now all XLX, replacing the older XRF,DCS reflectors. Note- some are purely DStar, some are multi-protocol

XLX014 AU multi-protocol
XLX087 AU VK3AGK Ballarat  DStar
XLX129 NZ Hamilton 
XLX299 NZ BM530 and multi-protocol
XLX432 AU  VK3JED   Multi-protocol
XLX500 AU BM DMR & multi protocol
XLX530 NZ Taupo ARC
XLX750 NZ DVNZ multi-protocol
XLX751 AU multi-protocol

XLX820 AU VK4 DStar
XLX824 AU VK4 DStar
XLX903 AU VK2YI  Dstar
XLX940 AU VK2YM  DStar
XLXVMM NZ  DStar
VK4TUX  gone

23 on 23 Activity for 23rd August, 2025

Here in Sydney tonight, VK2HC,VK2ZIP,VK2ZIW,VK2BPG,VK2KQ,VK2TDN 

Brandmeister Network Activity Viewer - hose.brandmeister.network

 This is a reminder of a Brandmeister tool website to give you a  live snapshot of current/recent activity on the Brandmeister DMR Network. You can you use the dropdown icon on right hand side to allow you to choose the view based on a region or country. In my example I am looking at EU and AU regions, you can select one region or multiple. If you click on the desired talkgroup you can monitor it, which is good tool to test if you transmitting or not. Choose a region and you can select & deselect it.  This website has been updated compared to how it originally looked.  Now it sticking purely to the required data and less graphics, to get more on your screen.

https://hose.brandmeister.network

Brandmeister talkgroup 530 ZL National Call

On Brandmeister DMR, one of the talkgroups I monitor is TG530, I keep hearing this strange white hash sound and bits and pieces of conversations and its randomly occurs,  including some drunken americans talking jibberish, I just never bothered to stop and try to figure what it was, I usually turn down the volume until it goes away again. 

This time I stopped to pay more attention, took note of the ID  and realised it was only one ID involved 530047, looked it up on the Brandmeister website, it comes up as ZL2AWW, showing two hotspots, then I  monitored the Heard list, its all sorts weird things going on, as if it tied to a gateway and a cluster in USA, strange behaviour for a ZL Call channel.

Its odd, with squeals and artifacts of digital transmissions and bits of one sided QSO's, sometimes maybe hear both sides and one american I recognise on several occassions comes up with some slurred words, god knows what he saying, I guessed he is pissed. Then I  realised it was coming from WW TG91

The two hotspots have different SSID's, and showing different frequencies, so I dont think the hotspots are relaying to each other, but at 600kHz away, and if operated in close proximity to each other they may interfere with each other. So it looks to be bleedthrough from one hotpot 53004721 txing locally, being received by the second hotspot 53004701 and it is broadcasting to TG530

QTech 2025 Conference - Brisbane VHF Group - 1st-2nd November, 2025

 

qtech – Nov 1/2, 2025

VK2RSN 6metre Repeater - Mt Sugarloaf, Newcastle back on air

 VK2RSN 6metre Repeater - Mt Sugarloaf, Newcastle back on air after a rebuild.

53.625 MHz Output,  52,625 MHz Input, with 91.5Hz CTCSS tone required by the receiver.

I heard the ident here in Sydney, during some morning propagation

QSL card from Eddie VK1VP

 I was going through some old QSL cards and  found one that I that I considered important, from a very memorable person, this from Eddie VK1VP,  one of the people you could always guarantee to be around to give you a reply to a CQ, or some numbers in a contest. For this particular contact, it was when I was portable for probably the Ross Hull Contest at Kanangra Boyd National Park, here in western Blue Mountains from Sydney. Eddie was a great person and much appreciated.

23cm portable QF43xe90 Porcupine Hill/Mount Trickett/Jenolan Caves/Kanangra-Boyd National Park

 Spent last week at Jenolan Cabins (QF46xe90) near Mount Trickett and Porcupine Hill in western Blue Mountains, whilst relaxing, I   worked 23cm stations  on FM and USB, using ic910 and a 23cm Bi-quad  antenna.

Noting working these 23cm repeaters:
VK2RWC Chatswood 1273.200MHz was 60/9 at 110km east
VK2RWI Dural 1273.500 was s9  at 99.1km east
VK2RAG Somersby 1273.400 was s7 at 131km nth east
VK2RMP Maddens Plains 1296.850MHz simplex parrot repeater was s3 at 100.5km sth east

Contacts:

Gary VK2KYP portable at Somersby via 1296.100 USB and FM, 10w signal 10/9,  and also qrp  both ways at with a few mW

worked Ivan VK2FUR, Ron VK2GO, Mick VK2CMP & Alex VK2KQ via Chatswood Repeater

and also called in on the ARNSW Broadcast on Sunday night on Dural 23cm repeater.

If looking for a good RF location to operate from, or operate nearby, then book a holiday at  Jenolan Cabins

WIA VHF UHF Winter Field Day Contest 2025

 WIA VHF UHF Winter Field Day Contest 2025, 

here is a snapshot from the Contest Radar site on 21st June, 2025

Contest Radar

40m VDSL filter for your NBN (FTTN)

 Geoff VK2WA  pointed me to a blog posting from Andrew VK3FS

for filtering the VDSL signal hitting 40metre band for NBN FTTN connections.

A 40m VDSL filter to stop Internet drops. Works with TP-link Archer modem
 

I having the same plus more, not so much noise  eminatiing from the VDSL mode, but my RF crashing my VDSL, 

but first, the trick I did to crush the RFI radiating  from my VDSL connection and  my VDSL modem, I just add some clip-on  ferrites cores on the VDSL cable as it popper out of the wall heading to the VDSL modem, I just added the camp over ferrites one at a time, each time checking the internet download and upload speeds, I was getting 55Mbps download, for a 50Mbps NBN service, I hit a point where the dowblaod and upload speeds dropped, then removed that last ferrite, returning to a 555Mbps download and 19Mbps upload> now I could not detect any RFI from my VDSL FTTN service. 

Next problem,  crashing the modem, if ran on any HF band,  I only needed 5watts  to reset the modem, from any HF band,  so I started adding ferrites on the cables coming from the modem internally,  winding multiple turns on large size clampon  ferrites yielded good results, now I can safely run 50w on Tx on any HF band.  To improve on that, if I isolate the internal copper pair wiring within the house I can then run the 100watts.

End of 2024, full FTTP arrive in our street, just a matter of switching over to FTTP service to see what happens then.

WIA VHF/UHF Field Day Contest - Winter 2025

 two weeks away to the  2025 WIA VHF UHF Winter Field Day Contest  over weekend 21st-22nd June, 2025

The Wireless Institute of Australia

SERG Convention, June long weekend 2025

 SERG Convention  8th June, 2025,

South East Radio Group looks to be at Mt. Gambier

shame I am working, otherwise it would be good reason to drive down south.

Convention 2025 – South East Radio Group

update on P25 TG10700 as of 12th May, 2025

 I suddenly spotted some new callsigns appeared on P25  TG10700 today,
that is good, some new people playing with P25.

Noting:  I upgraded my P25 MMDVM hotspot recently to PiStar 4.1.10  and dashboard 20250429

VK2XB truck mobile today

 I listening on 40metres, 7.100 a group chatting away, heard Indy VK2XB call into the group, he mobile in the big rig out near Goolgowi and Merriwagga, out western NSW, on way to farm near Hillston

latest Surrey Amateur Radio Club Newsletter

 Surrey Amateur Radio Club Newsletter. 
if you like reading  radio club newsletters then here is another, 
The Communicator Digital Edition: The Communicator May-June 2025
and they also have archived copies on their website.

Surrey is south east of Vancouver in British Columbia, Canada, that's near the U.S. border on western side of Canada.

ARDC interview of Bdale Garbee (KB0G)

 I was looking up something on QRZ.COM, amongst the ads on the main page, I spotted a photo, I thought I recognise that person, it was Bdale Garbee, (man of a thousand tiedie T-sheets)  it  was ad for a interview on Youtube. The same man who created Bdale's Messy Mailer,  I would hate to think how many years I used the BM mailer program in NOS. 
Bdale was involved in TAPR AX25 and later Linux, (in particular Debian) amongst many other projects.

Inside ARDC: Bdale KB0G on Funding the Future of Ham Radio | QRZ Forums

VK3RXX 2403.530MHz Beacon back on air

 VK3RXX 2403.530MHz Beacon back on air after some work done on it.

VK2XB/m on the Kandos 40metre Net

 whilst listening to the Kandos 40metre Net on 7.093 this afternoon,  heard Indy VK2XB call in, nice to see him mobile, checked the APRS and sure enough, we can see him mobile in the truck taking some freight to Melbourne. 

Some new VHF & Above DX locations

 on trip out to Mudgee and return, I looking out for good locations to operate VHF, UHF  and above, two good accessible, clear locations found are :
1. intersection of  Aarons Pass Road, Castlereagh Highway and Perrams Road,  a few kilometres north of Ilford, the two side roads are on the crest of a hill, clear of trees, good place for microwave portable.
2. Cherry Tree Hill, on Castlereagh Highway, place called Running Stream, south of Ilford, north of Capertee, it was sign posted as being 1100m ASL, north of Razorback Road.  That is a significant height, as Mt Canobolis near Orange is 1250m ASL

Mudgee trip 10-14 April, 2025

 APRS coverage on 30metres (10.147600 ) for VK2KFJ-15,
accidentally switched off HF APRS for a section, when going up and back.
30metre coverage works very well day and night, most packets  received via VK2MB-6

APRS coverage via phone for VK2KFJ

APRS coverage via 2metres (145.175 MHz)  for VK2KFJ-9,
we can see coverage on 2metres is lacking  from Lithgow to Gulgong

Raw packets from VK2KFJ-15 on 30metres

2025-04-14 13:53:39 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S3Y5,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N0dp{DR/'">?}!w@*!|3
2025-04-14 13:54:46 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S4S0,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N1PpHaR/'">/}!w<U!|3
2025-04-14 13:56:48 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S3R9,qAO,VK2MB-6:`N2Xo>jR/'">$}!w1-!|3
2025-04-14 13:57:01 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S3R5,qAO,VK2OL-10:`N2eo\DR/'">$}TT3 on 30m!wp:!|3
2025-04-14 13:57:34 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2Y6,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N2~p*"R/'"=P}!wDo!|3
2025-04-14 13:58:07 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2V7,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N33p hR/'"=J}!wJ,!|3
2025-04-14 13:58:48 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2X3,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N3]pg:R/'"=m}!wm[!|3
2025-04-14 13:59:13 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S3P1,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N3yoRxR/'"=P}!w`F!|3
2025-04-14 13:59:18 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2Y9,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N3~o CR/'"=W}TT3 on 30m!wBt!|3
2025-04-14 14:00:04 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2W6,qAO,VK2MB-6:`N4=oHhR/'"=a}!wd\!|3
2025-04-14 14:00:12 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2W6,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N4Eo]*R/'"=U}!wi`!|3
2025-04-14 14:01:19 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2Y8,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N5!nI)R/'">(}TT3 on 30m!w,)!|3
2025-04-14 14:01:24 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2Y7,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N5%nHKR/'">0}!w-A!|3
2025-04-14 14:01:38 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2Y1,qAO,VK2MB-6:`N5.nfqR/'">@}!wDj!|3
2025-04-14 14:02:00 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2Y0,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N5Ao :R/'">Z}!wk=!|3
2025-04-14 14:03:24 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2R5,qAO,VK2MB-6:`N5,op:R/'">*}!wjd!|3
2025-04-14 14:04:07 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2Q8,qAO,VK2OL-10:`N5Sp?$R/'"=E}!wz'!|3
2025-04-14 14:04:42 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2R7,qAO,VK2OL-10:`N6&ppgR/'"<j}!w#8!|3
2025-04-14 14:05:20 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2Q6,qAO,VK2OL-10:`N6Xp ER/'"<S}!wmq!|3
2025-04-14 14:06:33 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S1V8,qAO,VK2MB-6:`N7Cp>IR/'";m}!wXI!|3
2025-04-14 14:08:02 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S0Y4,qAO,VK2OL-10:`N8?p*pR/'";G}TT3 on 30m!wm5!|3
2025-04-14 14:10:04 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S0U2,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N9`p4NR/'";(}!w#]!|3
2025-04-14 14:12:55 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3R9Y3,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N;Jo+2R/'":m}!wXL!|3
2025-04-14 14:13:59 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S0Q9,qAO,VK2OL-10:`N;klRbR/'":O}!w>4!|3
2025-04-14 14:19:01 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S0Q9,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N;kl <0x1c>R/'":Q}TT3 on 30m!w<c!|3
2025-04-14 14:20:00 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S0Q9,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N;jlTwR/'":S}!w<n!|3
2025-04-14 14:20:16 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S0Q8,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N;ilf!R/'":N}!w8E!|3
2025-04-14 14:20:27 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S0Q6,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N;jlzzR/'":N}!w)L!|3
2025-04-14 14:21:23 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S0Q7,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N<Mpg8R/'":7}!w_$!|3
2025-04-14 14:21:42 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S0S2,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N<gpz{R/'":#}!wib!|3
2025-04-14 14:24:22 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S0Y2,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N>sp>xR/'"9Z}!wLm!|3
2025-04-14 14:26:22 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S0Y6,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`N@epS8R/'"94}!w*d!|3
2025-04-14 14:26:48 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S1Q7,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`NA<0x1f>p\zR/'"97}!w.0!|3
2025-04-14 14:27:01 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S1Q5,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`NA/opYR/'"9I}!wPV!|3
2025-04-14 14:27:53 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S1Q9,qAO,VK2MB-6:`NA_oqdR/'":0}!w[L!|3
2025-04-14 14:28:58 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S1X6,qAO,VK2MB-6:`NAqogCR/'"9B}TT3 on 30m!w"^!|3
2025-04-14 14:34:36 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2R6,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`NA<0x7f>l <0x1c>R/'"8u}!wA$!|3
2025-04-14 14:39:35 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2R6,qAO,VK2MB-6:`NA<0x7f>l <0x1c>R/'"8r}!wJ&!|3
2025-04-14 14:41:01 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2R6,qAO,VK2OL-10:`NA~lU5R/'"8q}!w?H!|3
2025-04-14 14:41:36 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2S9,qAO,VK2MB-6:`NA}ogUR/'"8^}!w:j!|3
2025-04-14 14:41:54 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2U2,qAO,VK2OL-10:`NB<0x1d>m{'R/'"88}!wD*!|3
2025-04-14 14:42:00 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2U0,qAO,VK2MB-6:`NB!nfHR/'"8*}TT3 on 30m!wVM!|3
2025-04-14 14:42:13 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2T5,qAO,VK2OL-10:`NB(miWR/'"7p}!w__!|3
2025-04-14 14:42:19 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2T1,qAO,VK2MB-6:`NB)nfCR/'"7n}!wZI!|3
2025-04-14 14:42:43 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2T0,qAO,VK2MB-6:`NB8n40R/'"7M}!wS&!|3
2025-04-14 14:42:49 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2S8,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`NB:mq<0x1d>R/'"7J}!wcm!|3
2025-04-14 14:42:54 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2T1,qAO,VK2OL-10:`NB<nIcR/'"7K}TT3 on 30m!w*c!|3
2025-04-14 14:43:06 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2T9,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`NBAn]8R/'"79}!wY.!|3
2025-04-14 14:43:12 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2T9,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`NBEnfYR/'"7+}!w:f!|3
2025-04-14 14:43:39 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2U5,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`NBdo{@R/'"6Y}!w)m!|3
2025-04-14 14:46:20 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S2Y0,qAO,VK2OL-10:`ND^o]!R/'"5S}!wM4!|3
2025-04-14 14:50:26 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S4S0,qAO,VK2MB-6:`NFMnq<0x1d>R/'"4O}!wmy!|3
2025-04-14 14:53:52 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S5R8,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`NGcoI.R/'"4*}!wW&!|3
2025-04-14 14:56:30 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S5Y4,qAO,VK2OL-10:`NI'm*NR/'"4+}!w>p!|3
2025-04-14 14:57:01 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S5X6,qAO,VK2MB-6:`NI.m+&R/'"40}!wmB!|3
2025-04-14 14:59:49 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S6R9,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`NJUo]"R/'"42}!w,C!|3
2025-04-14 15:02:52 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S6V7,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`NL^o5 R/'"41}!wVg!|3
2025-04-14 15:05:21 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S7P3,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`NMMo]DR/'"4/}TT3 on 30m!wts!|3
2025-04-14 15:06:43 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S7V8,qAO,VK2MB-6:`NN mpuR/'"4.}!w06!|3
2025-04-14 15:07:25 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S7U5,qAO,VK2OL-10:`NN=mg>R/'"4+}!w=[!|3
2025-04-14 15:10:18 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S8X8,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`NO]oS8R/'"44}!w18!|3
2025-04-14 15:12:29 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S9U9,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`NP]p]'R/'"45}!w@X!|3
2025-04-14 15:15:23 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3S9W8,qAO,VK2MB-6:`NQboI2R/'"4K}!w_:!|3
2025-04-14 15:17:21 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T0V2,qAO,VK2OL-10:`NRgoIVR/'"4I}!wfn!|3
2025-04-14 15:21:59 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T1T1,qAO,VK2OL-10:`NS=n?HR/'"4R}!wRc!|3
2025-04-14 15:28:53 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T2Y1,qAO,VK2MB-6:`NT'pIUR/'"4T}!wbX!|3
2025-04-14 15:31:47 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T3Y8,qAO,VK2MB-6:`NTYoIWR/'"4f}!wl&!|3
2025-04-14 15:35:31 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T6S3,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`NV:q]!R/'"4X}!w{@!|3
2025-04-14 15:36:36 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T6Q9,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`NWCpzcR/'"4n}!wXz!|3
2025-04-14 15:38:24 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T5W6,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`OY)qRjR/'"5$}!w[p!|3
2025-04-14 15:39:01 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T5X6,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`OYmqRiR/'"4p}TT3 on 30m!wPB!|3
2025-04-14 15:42:34 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T5X3,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`O]Jn *R/'"4b}!wwA!|3
2025-04-14 15:46:28 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T6X3,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`O_}m\UR/'"4T}!wna!|3
2025-04-14 15:47:11 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T6V9,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`O`&p*2R/'"4S}TT3 on 30m!w_0!|3
2025-04-14 15:50:10 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T5S7,qAO,VK2MB-6:`O`6oR5R/'"4o}!wyw!|3
2025-04-14 15:50:18 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T5S2,qAO,VK2OL-10:`O`=ofVR/'"4i}!w@C!|3
2025-04-14 15:51:19 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T4Y9,qAO,VK2OL-10:`O`to\2R/'"50}!wsl!|3
2025-04-14 15:54:20 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T3Y6,qAO,VK2MB-6:`Oa=o>GR/'"5h}!wOd!|3
2025-04-14 15:54:42 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T3X3,qAO,VK2OL-10:`OaLnpnR/'"5e}!w0{!|3
2025-04-14 15:56:39 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T3U7,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`O&<0x1f>o KR/'"5_}!w["!|3
2025-04-14 15:58:19 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T3Q4,qAO,VK2MB-6:`O&>nf%R/'"5j}TT3 on 30m!w-J!|3
2025-04-14 15:59:41 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T2U5,qAO,VK2MB-6:`O&OofIR/'"5d}!w#X!|3
2025-04-14 16:00:15 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T2T2,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`O'<0x1c>pzjR/'"5V}!wBj!|3
2025-04-14 16:01:02 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T2U7,qAO,VK2MB-6:`O'`p\jR/'"5w}!wp"!|3
2025-04-14 16:01:36 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T2T3,qAO,VK2MB-6:`O(+pHGR/'"5v}!wDV!|3
2025-04-14 16:03:33 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T2P4,qAO,VK2MB-6:`O(gmHxR/'"6*}!wcJ!|3
2025-04-14 16:03:39 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T2P7,qAO,VK5ARG-3:`O(inSSR/'"6)}!w@N!|3
2025-04-14 16:06:44 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T3X1,qAO,VK2MB-6:`O)7o5_R/'"5l}TT3 on 30m!wvr!|3
2025-04-14 16:08:50 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T4R7,qAO,VK2MB-6:`O)2m5#R/'"5p}!wx_!|3
2025-04-14 16:10:43 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T4S7,qAO,VK2OL-10:`O)um AR/'"5F}!wMr!|3
2025-04-14 16:11:03 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T4R6,qAO,VK2MB-6:`O)|nRiR/'"5A}!w;<!|3
2025-04-14 16:11:35 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T4R1,qAO,VK2OL-10:`O*,l{ER/'"5E}!wFE!|3
2025-04-14 16:11:53 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T4R8,qAO,VK2MB-6:`O*-mIsR/'"5J}!wc7!|3
2025-04-14 16:16:54 AEST: VK2KFJ-15>S3T4S2,qAO,VK2MB-6:`O*+l <0x1c>R/'"5K}!w&H!|3