new page (APRS)

config/_default/menus.en.toml

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   url = "https://wx.oe7drt.com"
   weight = 30
 
+[[footer]]
+  name = "APRS"
+  pageRef = "aprs"
+  weight = 40
+
 [[footer]]
   name = "Imprint / Privacy"
   pageRef = "privacy"
-  weight = 40
+  weight = 50
 
 [[footer]]
   name = "LICENSE"
   pageRef = "license"
-  weight = 50
+  weight = 60
 

content/APRS/index.md

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+title = 'APRS'
+date = '2023-11-03T20:16:33+01:00'
+#lastmod = ''
+
+showDate = false
+showReadingTime = false
+showWordCount = false
+showPagination = false
+showAuthor = false
+
+feed_exclude = true
+# site_exclude = true
+
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+
+So there is this little page that shows you some information about
+my devices on the [aprs.fi][1] website. Currently you may find the
+following devices:
+
+[1]: https://aprs.fi/#!lat=47.07320&lng=10.97450&z=17
+
+## OE7DRT
+
+I usually do not use this "variant" of my callsign, but Winlink injects
+it when I connect to the Winlink Network. Or more precisely: when I include
+my geocoordinates in a message.
+
+## OE7DRT-5
+
+APRS on my smartphone. This will only pop up when I do not have any "hardware"
+APRS devices with me. This is absolutely used without radio waves, injected
+over the internet via TCP/IP.
+
+## OE7DRT-7
+
+Portable. I programmed this into multiple handheld transceivers. My newest
+gadget is a Mobilinkd TNC4 which I sometimes connect to the ID-52. Using the
+ID-52 on D-PRS (Icom) will also result in a -7 suffix.
+
+## OE7DRT-13
+
+My weather station collects data since March 2018 but I started to
+publish weather data since January 2022. I've seen the weatherstation
+recently in the Windy app on an Android smartphone.
+
+## OE7DRT-15
+
+The newest suffix is used by a LoRa Gateway -- currently indoor with a small
+antenna. It may be offline though.
+
+## OE7DRT B
+
+D-Star Hotspot. Runs on a Raspberry Pi 4 B currently.
+
+## OE7DRT-R
+
+Well, -R is not a valid suffix for APRS but this is how things go nowadays.
+This represents another Hotspot, running DMRGateway which connects to the
+Brandmeister network as well as the IPSC2 network. Runs on a Raspberry Pi 2 B.
+