Minimalist WSPR tracker for pico-balloons utilizing Raspberry Pi Pico (or Rp2040) as the RF generator (aka The Cheapest Tracker In The World™). More info: [WIKI](https://github.com/EngineerGuy314/pico-WSPRer/wiki/pico%E2%80%90WSPRer-(aka-Cheapest-Tracker-in-the-World%E2%84%A2))
I've seen this a couple times in flight. in this example, grid chars 5 and 6 rollover from WX to AA, but chars 3 and 4 stay at 92 for a while instead of rolling over from 92 to 03. I've tried to replicate this on the bench by simulating changing values from the GPS module, but no luck so far.
I've seen this a couple times in flight. in this example, grid chars 5 and 6 rollover from WX to AA, but chars 3 and 4 stay at 92 for a while instead of rolling over from 92 to 03. I've tried to replicate this on the bench by simulating changing values from the GPS module, but no luck so far.