[Mich VHF UHF Society] Rover status tool

[David DeVos]

Roger, 
A number of upper midwest operators, including myself will be using:
Upper Midwest VHF+ spots

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| Upper Midwest VHF+ spotsUpper Midwest VHF+ spotting page This page is for the use of stations in the Upper Midwest (MN WI IA ND SD IL) and stations with current propagation to the Upper Midwest.  |
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Dave DeVos - KF8QL - 616-706-8736
http://www.davedevos.com
http://www.mythinplace.com

      From: Roger Cox <rgcox2 at gmail.com>
 To: "MiVUS at mivus.org" <MiVUS at mivus.org> 
 Sent: Friday, June 12, 2015 6:30 PM
 Subject: [Mich VHF UHF Society] Rover status tool
   
  http://www.roverstatus.info/
 
 Roverstaus.info is an internet-based service for Amateur Radio operators interested in VHF/UHF and microwave contesting. The rules have changed -- in all ARRL Contests above 50 MHz, you are now allowed to self-spot yourselves by any means available. 
 
 The challenge? Rovers (mobiles on the road, running between grid squares) don't have the time or energy to update multiple web sights or applications. Fixed stations do not want to have to look at a ton of computer screens to see where rovers are, and what their status is.
 
 We have an answer: The huge social messaging site Twitter! What if you could simply tweet your location and status information, and have your information automatically propagated to APRS-IS (and to) aprs.fi as well as the world-wide DX Cluster system automatically? 
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 Found this on Facebook.
 
 73 Roger W8IO
 
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