APRS Packet Errors for KC1JZZ (last 6 hours)

This table contains packets in which findU has detected an error. This is an automated system, no manual checking of these packets has been done. Most common cause of this is mistakes in entering the latitude/longitude into hard-coded digis, or positions of 0/0. If packets of yours appear here, and you have looked at it carefully and cannot find the error, look again. I've been watching these error messages in my log, and believe my parser is reasonably correct. Go get the APRS spec to be sure. If you have done that, and are CERTAIN the packet is a legal APRS packet, then it is possible that there is an error in my my parser. Only email me if you are absolutely, positively certain...ask yourself, would I bet $100!

time (UTC)Packet
20260220045554KC1JZZ>APZDMR,QTH,TCPIP*,qAU,T2KOBLENZ:)KC1JZZ-DP!5000.00N/003-0.00WrRNG0034 IPSC2-NEWENGLAND MMDVM 443.5000 MHz
20260220052743KC1JZZ>APZDMR,QTH,TCPIP*,qAU,T2KOBLENZ:)KC1JZZ-DP!5000.00N/003-0.00WrRNG0034 IPSC2-NEWENGLAND MMDVM 443.5000 MHz
20260220055859KC1JZZ>APZDMR,QTH,TCPIP*,qAU,T2KOBLENZ:)KC1JZZ-DP!5000.00N/003-0.00WrRNG0034 IPSC2-NEWENGLAND MMDVM 443.5000 MHz
20260220063044KC1JZZ>APZDMR,QTH,TCPIP*,qAU,T2KOBLENZ:)KC1JZZ-DP!5000.00N/003-0.00WrRNG0034 IPSC2-NEWENGLAND MMDVM 443.5000 MHz
20260220070200KC1JZZ>APZDMR,QTH,TCPIP*,qAU,T2KOBLENZ:)KC1JZZ-DP!5000.00N/003-0.00WrRNG0034 IPSC2-NEWENGLAND MMDVM 443.5000 MHz
20260220073324KC1JZZ>APZDMR,QTH,TCPIP*,qAU,T2KOBLENZ:)KC1JZZ-DP!5000.00N/003-0.00WrRNG0034 IPSC2-NEWENGLAND MMDVM 443.5000 MHz
20260220080500KC1JZZ>APZDMR,QTH,TCPIP*,qAU,T2KOBLENZ:)KC1JZZ-DP!5000.00N/003-0.00WrRNG0034 IPSC2-NEWENGLAND MMDVM 443.5000 MHz
20260220083640KC1JZZ>APZDMR,QTH,TCPIP*,qAU,T2KOBLENZ:)KC1JZZ-DP!5000.00N/003-0.00WrRNG0034 IPSC2-NEWENGLAND MMDVM 443.5000 MHz
20260220090823KC1JZZ>APZDMR,QTH,TCPIP*,qAU,T2KOBLENZ:)KC1JZZ-DP!5000.00N/003-0.00WrRNG0034 IPSC2-NEWENGLAND MMDVM 443.5000 MHz
20260220101122KC1JZZ>APZDMR,QTH,TCPIP*,qAU,T2KOBLENZ:)KC1JZZ-DP!5000.00N/003-0.00WrRNG0034 IPSC2-NEWENGLAND MMDVM 443.5000 MHz