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RI OEM RPT

Repeater146.1 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 days36
Hops from our radio8
Last heardOct 19, 12:37 AM
First heardOct 18, 8:16 AM

On the map

Position sent by the repeater

Its advertised position: 41.28277, -73.49319 · 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

Active
Heard by us for 0 days; 2 adverts received. Last heard Oct 19, 12:37 AM (relaying a message).

Linked and nearby repeaters

  1. GAF-YAGI-BRIDGE 38.9 mi N · linked on 2 relay paths

Activity, last 30 days

Packets our Woburn radio heard through it each day, oldest on the left. 29 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 1 pm and 9 pm (Eastern).

Channels through it

Neighbouring repeaters

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

Who relies on it

  1. K2XAP 1 messages
Senders whose public messages crossed it most often, last 30 days.

Device

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Links

10 mi20 mi30 mi40 miRI OEM RPT and OWD - Neponset River: 14 packets a day, 135.4 miRI OEM RPT and DISHFIRE: 3 packets a day, 37.9 miRI OEM RPT and GAF-YAGI-BRIDGE: 2 packets a day, 38.9 miOWD - Neponset RiverDISHFIREGAF-YAGI-BRIDGERI OEM RPT
Repeaters next to it on message paths (thicker = busier). Dashed grey: unscoped traffic only. Full view

Messages it carried

Oct 18, 9:27 PM
Public · 14 hops · K2XAP`:zap:` ⚡
Public messages whose path crossed this repeater on the way to our radio. A repeater does not write messages; it passes them on.