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Hey hams, how many of us actually monitor 146.520?

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  • w6kme@mastodon.radioW w6kme@mastodon.radio

    Hey hams, how many of us actually monitor 146.520? And how often?

    I always do in my car or while doing remote ops. Another way to put that is that I only do in my car or while doing remote ops.

    #HamRadio

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    @W6KME
    Whenever my home VHF/UHF radio is on, one receiver is on 146.52.

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    • w6kme@mastodon.radioW w6kme@mastodon.radio

      Hey hams, how many of us actually monitor 146.520? And how often?

      I always do in my car or while doing remote ops. Another way to put that is that I only do in my car or while doing remote ops.

      #HamRadio

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      @W6KME Always listening in the car here. Don't have a good setup at home to listen though.

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      • tsherrygeo@m.ai6yr.orgT tsherrygeo@m.ai6yr.org

        @W6KME I monitor 146.58 when I'm out driving and sometimes at home. That's our local central Oregon simplex frequency and the PNW SOTA frequency. Not much traffic weekdays though.

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        @tsherrygeo 580 is common for SOTA down here too. Once I'm outside my local repeater zone, I have 520 on one channel, 580 on the other in the car.

        I've been calling while travelling lately on 520, and have yet to ever get a comeback. I do occasionally get some madman waving wildly at me from another car who turns out to be a ham though.

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        • w6kme@mastodon.radioW w6kme@mastodon.radio

          Hey hams, how many of us actually monitor 146.520? And how often?

          I always do in my car or while doing remote ops. Another way to put that is that I only do in my car or while doing remote ops.

          #HamRadio

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          @W6KME That would make for a good #FFWN question, too, I think. Maybe it has been asked there before? @bud_t

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          • w6kme@mastodon.radioW w6kme@mastodon.radio

            Hey hams, how many of us actually monitor 146.520? And how often?

            I always do in my car or while doing remote ops. Another way to put that is that I only do in my car or while doing remote ops.

            #HamRadio

            kr1st@mastodon.radioK This user is from outside of this forum
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            #10

            @W6KME I used to monitor a lot, especially to catch SOTA oos, but haven't lately. I really should do that again.

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            • w6kme@mastodon.radioW w6kme@mastodon.radio

              Hey hams, how many of us actually monitor 146.520? And how often?

              I always do in my car or while doing remote ops. Another way to put that is that I only do in my car or while doing remote ops.

              #HamRadio

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              #11

              @W6KME I often keep a radio tuned there but it’s just a cheap HT sitting on my desk so I can’t be sure if the frequency is actually dead or if my radio just doesn’t pick up the signals

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              • kr1st@mastodon.radioK kr1st@mastodon.radio

                @W6KME That would make for a good #FFWN question, too, I think. Maybe it has been asked there before? @bud_t

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                #12

                @kr1st @W6KME I don't think we've asked that before for #FFWN. Let's make it this week's question!

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                • bud_t@m.ai6yr.orgB bud_t@m.ai6yr.org

                  @kr1st @W6KME I don't think we've asked that before for #FFWN. Let's make it this week's question!

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                  @bud_t @W6KME Excellent!

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                  • bud_t@m.ai6yr.orgB bud_t@m.ai6yr.org

                    @kr1st @W6KME I don't think we've asked that before for #FFWN. Let's make it this week's question!

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                    #14

                    @bud_t @kr1st I like it!

                    We all probably complain when we don't get comebacks on any band, but I wonder if we are also doing enough to respond ourselves when others are looking for a contact. I'm not sure I'm doing enough, certainly.

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                    • w6kme@mastodon.radioW w6kme@mastodon.radio

                      @bud_t @kr1st I like it!

                      We all probably complain when we don't get comebacks on any band, but I wonder if we are also doing enough to respond ourselves when others are looking for a contact. I'm not sure I'm doing enough, certainly.

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                      #15

                      @W6KME @kr1st I try to remember to monitor 146.52 at home, and always have it on when hiking. But I should monitor it more, like when mobile.

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