Station Information for EA8CDT-8
| Callsign | EA8CDT-8 [google earth track] | |
| Last Position | 2008-05-16 08:59:41 PDT -0700 (56m52s ago) 2008-05-17 03:59:41 GMT +0000 |
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| Position | -15.676660, 28.138334 | |
| Destination | APARG1 | |
| ULS Lookup | ULS Entry not found. |
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| Grid Square | IL28DD | |
| Comment | ar - Gran Canaria - Islas Canarias - Espaņa Hora 01:59 (ST:19C) Pr= 14 Vis:10km. Parcialmente Nuboso *EGWxV3.0* | |
| Digi Path | EA8CDT-8>APARG1 via EA8CDT-5 | |
| Raw information field | 045907z2808.30N/01540.60W_315/006g000t066b10160h73Galdar - Gran Canaria - Islas Canarias - Espaņa Hora 01:59 (ST:19C) Pr= 14 Vis:10km. Parcialmente Nuboso *EGWxV3.0* | |
| Temperature | 18C / 64.4F | |
| Humidity | 73% | |
| Barometer | 99.99 | |
| Wind Speed | 6 MPH | |
| Wind Direction | 315 S | |
| Wind Gust | 0 MPH | |
| Also known as | EA8CDT-1, EA8CDT-10, EA8CDT-2, EA8CDT-4, EA8CDT-5, EA8CDT-6, EA8CDT-7, EA8CDT-9, EA8CDT-GC | |
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Did you mean: EA8CDT-1, EA8CDT-10, EA8CDT-2, EA8CDT-4, EA8CDT-5, EA8CDT-6, EA8CDT-7, EA8CDT-9, EA8CDT-GC?
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