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|    Kent Timm to JIMMY ANDERSON    |
|    VHF/UHF, repeaters and other lost causes    |
|    23 Sep 16 17:12:00    |
       > KT> There's half a dozen repeaters in London, the "main" one has quiet a        > KT> range, I think it's 600 feet up on the local TV station's tower, I        > have        > KT> clear line of sight to it from where I sit right now. I've got it to        > KT> in from my car on an China HT and a magmount 1/4wave 30 miles out and        > KT> can still trip it at 40 but to weak to really talk.               > Very cool! Lots of traffic?              Other then the 3 local nets, the repeaters are mainly silent. A couple        repeaters I've never have hear being used execpting for testing.               The local club's net and ARES get 3 or 4 check-ins typically, the saturday        net gets half a dozen or so, it's running on a number of echolinked        repeaters covering a good part of southern Ontario, I have heard it get to        a dozen check ins. It's a shame that with the expense and time the people        that run them put into them, that they aren't used more.               --- RA2+ FMail        * Origin: HoloDeck BBS - London Canada (1:229/728)    |
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