High-tech ham radio mission control room displaying radio signal activity across southern New Jersey, with amateur radio equipment, signal monitors, and propagation data.

ACURA Mission Control

Mission Control is one live wall that shows what is happening on the air in South Jersey right now. It pulls together the club repeaters, APRS stations, mesh nodes, Parks on the Air spots, space weather, the club net, and National Weather Service alerts for Atlantic County. Everything updates on its own, so you can leave it running.

ACURA MISSION CONTROLATLANTIC COAST UNITED RADIO ASSOCIATION · SOUTH JERSEY · LIVE
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Repeaters
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Club Net
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RepeaterAPRS Mesh POTA Warning area
POTA on the air
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Members being heard
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6 Meters
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Solar flux— SFI
K-index—
Solar wind— km/s
Bz— nT
NOAA scales—
Best HF band (est.)— details
NWS
Checking National Weather Service alerts for Atlantic County…

What You Are Looking At

  • Center map: ACURA repeaters glow green when they are up and red when they are down. Gold and blue dots are APRS stations, purple dots are mesh nodes, and lime dots are POTA activators in New Jersey and nearby states. Repeater pins mark the town only.
  • Repeaters: the live state of each linked repeater and the EchoLink node. See the Repeater Status Board for the full picture.
  • Club Net: a countdown to the Thursday night net. During the net it switches to live check-ins from the Net Check-In Board.
  • POTA on the air: the newest Parks on the Air activators, with local parks listed first.
  • Members being heard: where club members’ digital signals are being received, from Who’s Hearing Us.
  • Bottom strip: solar flux, K-index, solar wind, and a quick estimate of the best HF band right now.
  • Alert bar: active National Weather Service alerts for Atlantic County. During a warning the whole wall turns red.

Put It on a Big Screen

  1. Open this page on a computer connected to a TV or projector.
  2. Click Kiosk mode at the top right of the wall. The wall fills the screen and the display stays awake.
  3. Press Esc, or click Exit kiosk, to return to the normal page.

For official emergency information, always follow the National Weather Service and your county Office of Emergency Management. During an activation, see the Emergency Comms Dashboard.