K4YZ wrote:
N9OGL wrote:
well I do know here in Illinois that they allow voice repeaters on
the
Amateur Television frequencies on 440.

But that's not what we're talking about.

The thread says "N9OGL to bust 2 meter band plan..."

I also know that here in
Illinois 145.5 to 145.8 is used here in Illinois for everything
from
wireless Amateur radio LAN to echolink.

So you were ready to knowingly start using a relatively wideband
mode in a part of the spectrum where low power data is being used...

if anything I run my
information bulletin on 146.835 Mhz hehehe

At least you'd be on a repeater OUTPUT, and hence operating on a
frequency planned for simplex and repeater outputs...THEN all you
have
to "worry" about will be causing interference to coordinated
repeaters
on 146.82 and .85.

my signal isn't that wide




So what's your problem with picking an unused simplex frequency
between 146.40-146.595 and 147.405 to 147.585 where simplex is
supposed
to be?
i'll probably stick with 146.835 - 600 Khz

Todd n9ogl
Steve, K4YZ

N9OGL wrote:
K4YZ wrote: (WOOOOHOOOO! He finally TOOK THE HINT!)

At least you'd be on a repeater OUTPUT, and hence operating on
a
frequency planned for simplex and repeater outputs...THEN all you
have
to "worry" about will be causing interference to coordinated
repeaters
on 146.82 and .85.

my signal isn't that wide

It doesn't ahve to be 'wide' to casue interference, Todd.

So what's your problem with picking an unused simplex frequency
between 146.40-146.595 and 147.405 to 147.585 where simplex is
supposed
to be?

i'll probably stick with 146.835 - 600 Khz

Then you require coordination, Todd. Have you already applied for
that? Or are you telling the coordinating authority to get ####ed too?

Steve, K4YZ

There's a repeater all ready there.

Todd n9ogl

N9OGL wrote (that didn't last long....):

There's a repeater all ready there.

Well then, Toddie...I am sure you'll make yourself as welcome
there as you have here...Only more so since you'll be aggrivating the
locals...Guys who know where you live and only live a short distance
away themselves.

I am sure they'll be anxious to discuss your "information
bulletins" with you in person.

Enjoy!

Steve, K4YZ

Taylorville |SPF| |146.8350 - N9OGL |N9OGL


http://www.ilra.net/illrdbyfreq.html


Todd N9OGL

N9OGL wrote:
Taylorville |SPF| |146.8350 - N9OGL |N9OGL


http://www.ilra.net/illrdbyfreq.html

Well, well, well! Toddie has his own repeater! I am sure it's the
cornerstone of the Amateur net in Ill-annoyed!

An it is, of course, completely scratch built! No commercial gear
for Toddie! No "appliance operator" at N9OGL, No Siree!

Please, Toddie! Tell us all about it! What PLANS did you build
it from? Power? HAAT? ERP? Controller?

Steve, K4YZ

K4YZ wrote:
N9OGL wrote:

Taylorville |SPF| |146.8350 - N9OGL |N9OGL


Controller?

Steve, K4YZ


Don't worry, he'll probably time himself out..... :-)

K4YZ wrote:
N9OGL wrote:
Taylorville |SPF| |146.8350 - N9OGL |N9OGL


http://www.ilra.net/illrdbyfreq.html

Well, well, well! Toddie has his own repeater! I am sure it's
the
cornerstone of the Amateur net in Ill-annoyed!

An it is, of course, completely scratch built! No commercial
gear
for Toddie! No "appliance operator" at N9OGL, No Siree!

Please, Toddie! Tell us all about it! What PLANS did you build
it from? Power? HAAT? ERP? Controller?

Hey Toiddie...

We're still waiting for you to enlighten us as to the station
line-up at N9OGL, to now include the gear at N9OGL/R.

Remember..!?!? You kept calling everyone else "applicance
operators"..?!?! You've been asked several times now to tell us about
all that homebrew/kitbuilt gear that gives you "bragging rights" over
any other Amateur, Toiddie, yet no response.

What gear is running at N9OGL for your HF transmissions? Must be
an impressive array of homemade gear to handle that heavy duty load of
continuous key-down that you are bragging about.

And how about that repeater...?!?!? Don't disappoint me and tell
me you don't have a homebrew station there, either, Toiddie. Afterall,
you're going to be making all those VHF transmissions, and that's a lot
harder on a transmitter since it is continous duty cycle...

C'mon, Toiddie! Some pics on your world famous "blog" of you
sitting at the mic of N9OGL showing us all that homebrew gear on the
shelf* would be a great way to prove me wrong!

Steve, K4YZ

(* PS:..."On The Shelf" is exactly what I would expect of anything you
built, Toiddie!...Good as paper weights and dust collectors only...Not
"on the air"...)

N9OGL wrote:

There's a repeater all ready there.

Todd n9ogl


So which repeater will you be using for your "broadcasts"?

Cmd Buzz Corey wrote:
N9OGL wrote:

There's a repeater all ready there.

Todd n9ogl


So which repeater will you be using for your "broadcasts"?

148.835 MHz - 600K offset