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Jon_G4MDC · 14th Nov 2018, 8:07 pm

Thanks! A little bit as suspected.

Back a long time ago the US repeaters made excitement. But the QSOs did not for the most part.

Putting the -100kHz TX split in the rigs was also achieved in various ways - some were very cunning.

I was hoping to learn about local inter-G or Europe activity to be honest. I haven't heard much in a long time but I don't monitor.

Sorry I don't know what NADARS is - been working on that. At least if on 28.305 (top channel reachable by old CBs) it must be either a CB net or an Amateur net wanting to "keep" the frequency. I wonder which it is.

14th Nov 2018, 8:07 pm	#3
Jon_G4MDC Nonode Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, UK. Posts: 2,015	Re: 10M FM - any activity these days? Thanks! A little bit as suspected. Back a long time ago the US repeaters made excitement. But the QSOs did not for the most part. Putting the -100kHz TX split in the rigs was also achieved in various ways - some were very cunning. I was hoping to learn about local inter-G or Europe activity to be honest. I haven't heard much in a long time but I don't monitor. Sorry I don't know what NADARS is - been working on that. At least if on 28.305 (top channel reachable by old CBs) it must be either a CB net or an Amateur net wanting to "keep" the frequency. I wonder which it is.