[aprssig] Accuracy of data on APRS
Joel Maslak jmaslak-aprs at antelope.netMon Jun 11 01:54:45 UTC 2007
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On Jun 10, 2007, at 5:37 PM, Ray Wells wrote: > Google for the lowest temperature on earth. It was at the Russian > Antarctic base and got down to -89 Celsius (they also had an > unofficial -91) . Fortunately it isn't that cold around here - rarely below -40F (which is about -40C). It's the wind that gets you here. :) Oh, and the snow. Almost slid off the road on the ice on Thursday... > You'd need a refrigerator to stop your beer from freezing. Hence the reason for glycol in our chillers at work. :)
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