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October 29th 05, 05:46 PM
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Linked Repeaters Across Services
I am on the road a lot for a living. Is anyone else noticing
the increasing number of CB-Amateur Radio linked repeaters? Especially in metropolitan areas? For example, in Raleigh this week, I observed a 2m repeater which was cross-linked to a CB repeater on 27605 kHz. Tom |
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October 31st 05, 08:04 PM
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Linked Repeaters Across Services
"Tom" wrote in message ... I am on the road a lot for a living. Is anyone else noticing the increasing number of CB-Amateur Radio linked repeaters? Especially in metropolitan areas? For example, in Raleigh this week, I observed a 2m repeater which was cross-linked to a CB repeater on 27605 kHz. Tom if that is being done it is not legal. |
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October 31st 05, 09:12 PM
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Linked Repeaters Across Services
"Dave" wrote in message ... "Tom" wrote in message ... I am on the road a lot for a living. Is anyone else noticing the increasing number of CB-Amateur Radio linked repeaters? Especially in metropolitan areas? For example, in Raleigh this week, I observed a 2m repeater which was cross-linked to a CB repeater on 27605 kHz. Tom if that is being done it is not legal. Let me guess, are you another distinguished graduate of the DeVry correspondence Masters Degree program, like Roger, or are you just plain brilliant? |
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