Does anyone in this group use the freeband frequencies? Do you know of any
local groups in the Carolinas?

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On Fri, 22 Jul 2005 21:17:11 -0400, "Bubba Barnsmell from Pig Farm Alabama"
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Does anyone in this group use the freeband frequencies? Do you know of any
local groups in the Carolinas?


This is kind of funny. I have passed by these frequencies, and no one is ever on
them. Seems everyone is on regular 40.

Vinnie S.

Try 27.555 MHz AM, that's the calling freq. for freebanders from what I've
read about in Monitoring Times and Popular Communications.

Sean
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sean wrote:
Try 27.555 MHz AM, that's the calling freq. for freebanders from what I've
read about in Monitoring Times and Popular Communications.

Sean
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Make that USB.

jim wrote:
sean wrote:
Try 27.555 MHz AM, that's the calling freq. for freebanders from what I've
read about in Monitoring Times and Popular Communications.

Sean
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Make that USB.

Yep, USB...stands for Up Some Bootie...which is what illegal keyclowns
get on 555 to do...they arrange gay parties.

"Bubba Barnsmell from Pig Farm Alabama"
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Try 5.000 MHz

Best regards from Rochester, NY
Jim

On Sat, 23 Jul 2005 23:06:59 GMT, "Jim Hampton"
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"Bubba Barnsmell from Pig Farm Alabama"
wrote in message .. .
Does anyone in this group use the freeband frequencies? Do you know of any
local groups in the Carolinas?




Try 5.000 MHz

Best regards from Rochester, NY
Jim

Pardon the clock ticking sounds.