[aprssig] Accuracy of data on APRS
Ben Lindner vk5jfk at activ8.net.auSun Jun 10 23:27:29 UTC 2007
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Hi Ray, thanks for pointing that out, will make a note of that for future reference :-) . Down South Aussie way, I dont think our thermometers go that low Ben Lindner VK5JFK Ray Wells wrote: > Ben Lindner wrote: >> Hi Richard, >> >> In Australia NO place gets down to -17deg celcius, even in our Alpine >> regions. So -17 is definitely "rubbish" >> >> Ben Lindner >> VK5JFK > Actually, the lowest recorded temperature for mainland Australia (i.e. > excluding Antarctic territories) was back in 1994 at Charlottes Pass > (near Australia's highest mountain, Mt Kosciuszko) when the mercury > dipped to -23 Celsius. > > For Queensland, the lowest recorded was -10.6 Celsius. > > Isn't Google wonderful!! > > Ray vk2tv > > _______________________________________________ > aprssig mailing list > aprssig at lists.tapr.org > https://lists.tapr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/aprssig > > >
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