Select date and time to show map data for (enter time for your locale time zone). The regular time length select box can still be used to select how old data that should be shown (relative to selected date and time).

*Note that the heatmap will still based on data from the latest hour (not the selected date and time).

Date and time:

A Mapshot creates a point-in-time snapshot of the current map view that can be recalled again in the future.

We've Moved!
The site has a brand new domain, aprs.to! It's hard to argue that it's shorter and easier to remember than aprs.n2rwe.com was!

Information Table Displays.
We have reengineered the way we present data across the entire site. All data tables are now consistent throughout the site. We have made them all full searchable, sortable, and customizable! Customize each table display by choosing sorting preferences and even column order! Columns in every table can be dragged into any order. For our registered guests those settings can even be saved for future use! Each table throughout the site is independently customizable too!

Information Filtering.
We have also introduced filtering on most of the reports we show across the site. This can include data source (APRS, CWOP, etc.) or message type (Announcement, Bulletin, etc.). For our registered guests those settings can even be saved and applied every time a particular page is accessed!

Auto Refresh.
Auto refresh is available for some of our realtime information pages (i.e. "Latest Heard", "Latest Weather", etc.). When auto refresh is enabled, the information is updated every 10 seconds. For our registered guests this setting can be saved and applied every time a particular page is accessed!

Auto-Ranging Distance Calculation.
We've made the distance displays a bit smarter in several areas of the site (more to come). For our metric guests, distances under 1km will be displayed in meters. For those who use imperial (English) measurements, distances will be displayed in in feet when the distance is less than a yard, yards when the distance is under a tenth of a mile, otherwise miles.