HAM Net
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crawler#976
Expedition Leader
Nope.
Due to lack of interest it was canceled last Oct. Only had 2 or 3 regular attendees.
Mark
Due to lack of interest it was canceled last Oct. Only had 2 or 3 regular attendees.
Mark
xtatik
Explorer
Channel?............jus' messin'
GeoTracker90
Adventurer
Check out the Outdoor Adventure USA net on thursday nights. http://www.oausa.net/
They use the Keller peak repeater and it is acessable through EchoLink. The repeater station ID is: KE6TZG-R
I have been checking in from time to time and listening, I guess I need to get a mic hooked up and start checking in and adding to the discussion.
I just remembered that on the OAUSA website they have audio archives of their weekly nets. Nice to down load and listen to as well.
Good luck, and hope this helps.
Mike
They use the Keller peak repeater and it is acessable through EchoLink. The repeater station ID is: KE6TZG-R
I have been checking in from time to time and listening, I guess I need to get a mic hooked up and start checking in and adding to the discussion.
I just remembered that on the OAUSA website they have audio archives of their weekly nets. Nice to down load and listen to as well.
Good luck, and hope this helps.
Mike
S
Scenic WonderRunner
Guest
Just for fun.
Here is the Toro Peak Ham Repeater....as it looked last weekend.
It gets really iced up in winter.
I love Ham!
I never told you that when I was just 12 years old, I had a World Band Radio, and I used to climb on top of my roof in Honolulu late at night and listen in around the world! Australia.....New Zealand....Africa. All over the US and Canada!
I had a good seat.
.
Here is the Toro Peak Ham Repeater....as it looked last weekend.
It gets really iced up in winter.
I love Ham!
I never told you that when I was just 12 years old, I had a World Band Radio, and I used to climb on top of my roof in Honolulu late at night and listen in around the world! Australia.....New Zealand....Africa. All over the US and Canada!
I had a good seat.
.
xtatik
Explorer
Just for fun.
Here is the Toro Peak Ham Repeater....as it looked last weekend.
It gets really iced up in winter.
I love Ham!
I never told you that when I was just 12 years old, I had a World Band Radio, and I used to climb on top of my roof in Honolulu late at night and listen in around the world! Australia.....New Zealand....Africa. All over the US and Canada! .
Some of the worlds most successful contest and DX clubs are in Hawaii. It helps when you're surrounded by a perfect ground plane (saltwater) and unimpeded take-off angles (the flat Pacific Ocean). Even when the bands are in their worst condition, I can still have QSO's with Hawaii and they sound like FM from a local repeater.