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On Sun, 11 Jun 2006 16:47:45 -0700, RST Engineering wrote:
What I wanted most of all was a list of GOOD repeaters, ones with activity on them, between Vancouver and the border of Alaska. I'll worry about Anchorage when I get there. How about it; any recommendations for "good" repeaters? Jim Well Jim, this is way off topic for this newsgroup but I don't think on any 2M repeater, except those in very large cities, will you find too much activity. AFAIAK 2M repeaters are "ham radio telephones". Most of the time folks call only those they know and talk to only those they know. A bit of a "club" thing really. I have never found 2M to be much good on the road except for the odd occasion - much prefer mobile HF CW and have had MUCH better luck getting QSO's going doing that than I ever did while travelling with my VHF rig alone. For what it's worth - just my opinion. Also, as you know the population density in Canada, especially northern Canada is significantly less than in the USA so there will always be less activity than you may be used to. Cheers....Larry VE7EA |
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