Packet nr 1:
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Hello, world! This is an automated message for testing my radio equipement. I'm Liss, callsign EA8WRA, and I'm the capitan, mecanic and cook in the "Gatáki", a small sailboat currently costing along the coast of what used to be Guinea. I'm using scraps from a weather station for encoding the message, so it requires I attach an image (look at this tiny little bird I found on an island!). Sadly, the hard drive was broken, so I had to improvise, and, for now, I only have 2 kiB (2 kibibytes, 2048 bytes) available for this message, and 1kiB has already been taken by the bird...
That's it for now, I'll be listening in the 14.089 MHz frequency.
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This was packet 1/1 from ip 1.1.861.291. I digged a bit deeper into it and I found out the ip is from Nuuk, Greenland. This might be someone joking around with their friends, or it might be a result of interempidence, as I explain here. I also checked the HAM callsign in the qrz website and nothing comes up. From the three first letters, "Echo Alpha 8", I can tell she's from the Canary islands, Spain, but that's it. Also, what's with the "what used to be Guinea"? Weird.
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