[aprssig] Which APRS software uses "APRS" as a destination?

[VE7GDH]

Jim KG7HH wrote on 18/08/2005

> Any idea which software/device is producing the packets below? I ask,
> because it appears that the timetamps are populated with HHMMSS whereas 
> the
>
> 'z'-type timestamps are supposed to be populated with DDHHMM.
> p.s. Work on my "packet verifier" will continue for some time. I hope the
> 'group' doesn't mind these questions every so often as I add more 
> functionality to the software.
>
> CW2002>APRS,TCPXX*,qAX,CW2002:@185501z4252.52N/10843.52W_202/000g000t069r000p000h44b08320XRSW
> CW2906>APRS,TCPXX*,qAX,CW2906:@185000z3510.81N/10633.53W_324/003g004t085r000p000h31b10207XRSW
> KC0CGH>APRS,TCPXX*,qAX,KC0CGH:@185002z3853.37N/09449.19W_285/000g000t094r000p000h49b09700XRSW
> KD7YVX>APRS,TCPXX*,qAX,KD7YVX:@185001z4342.40N/11152.07W_196/011g015t068r000p000h60b10150XRSW
> KE5BCC>APRS,TCPXX*,qAX,KE5BCC:@075003z3249.18N/09724.35W_178/003g005t093r000P000h40b06000/wmr-968

Dunno what software, but all got to the APRS-IS by TCPIP (TCPXX) but through 
an unverified connection.

The CW are "citizens weather" stations. Sometimes operated by a ham, but not 
necessarily so.

73 es cul - Keith VE7GDH
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