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ETCT - Repeater

Repeater47.2 mi SW of Woburn Center

Community infrastructure that passes messages along the mesh; it does not write them. Numbers are a sample from the relay paths our Woburn radio heard. What is a repeater?

Messages relayed, 7 days40
Hops from our radio5
Last heardOct 16, 4:31 AM
First heardOct 7, 3:14 AM

On the map

Position sent by the repeater

Its advertised position: 42.01978, -71.83548 · open in OpenStreetMap.

Orange pin: this repeater · blue lines and dots: repeaters it links with on relay paths our radio heard · green dots: other repeaters within 10 mi.

Health

Quiet today
Heard by us for 10 days; 24 adverts received. Last heard Oct 16, 4:31 AM (relaying a message).

Linked and nearby repeaters

  1. Charlton - Carroll Hill 10.8 mi NW · linked on 93 relay paths
  2. Thompson - 395 1.5 mi SW · linked on 92 relay paths

Activity, last 30 days

Packets our Woburn radio heard through it each day, oldest on the left. 20 quiet days (nothing heard through it).

Region tags it carries

  • unscoped (travels everywhere) 100%
Everything it relayed was unscoped. If you run it, adding the bos region keeps local traffic local (see the Community page).

Busiest hours

Most traffic around 6 am and 12 pm (Eastern).

Channels through it

None of our tracked channels.

Neighbouring repeaters

Repeaters just before or after it on message paths: who it hears and who hears it.

Who relies on it

  1. Ethermesh-1W 1 messages
Senders whose public messages crossed it most often, last 30 days.

Device

Device: Unknown
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Links

5 mi10 miETCT - Repeater and Charlton - Carroll Hill: 28 packets a day, 10.8 miETCT - Repeater and Thompson - 395: 27 packets a day, 1.5 miCharlton - Carroll HillThompson - 395ETCT - Repeater
Repeaters next to it on message paths (thicker = busier). Dashed grey: unscoped traffic only. Full view

Messages it carried

Oct 10, 4:39 AM
#weather · 15 hops · Ethermesh-1WWx 01527
Public messages whose path crossed this repeater on the way to our radio. A repeater does not write messages; it passes them on.