Ham Radio - Page 2

Ernie · 27-08-2005, 20:45

Hi Dennis, I thought you may someday call in on this site, not on radio now, no space for aerials out the back. I got another Job (Not Driving) and I still live in Bury. Good to hear from you, chat soon, **Ern**

UBZ · 28-08-2005, 03:21

Hi Ernie,
Well if you've no room for aerials try "echolink" its Ham Radio over the I'net.
I go on it every now and again from home.

We have a repeater just to the south of us (VE6LOS) it's tied into echolink so just dial her up and you come out on the air over at this end.

I'm normally over on simplex "146.520" so if you talk to someone on "LOS" you may have to get them to come and get me..

Cheers,

Dennis.

Len · 30-12-2005, 19:17

Just thought I would let you chaps know that I have just installed “echolink” and I’m waiting for the validation process to complete.

6pxx

El Solo · 02-01-2006, 09:37

Hi to all,
Happy New year and all the best !!

Well a lot has happened since my last visit some 12 months ago, I did eventually get my M3, but it only lasted a couple of weeks and I sat my intermediate, passed that and have been operating under 2EØLMP for the last 18 months or so, then in November this year I sat the Full and passed that so my callsign is MØLMP. I also run an IRLP node from my station in CLitheroe, node number 5012 and freq is 145.2875 FM with a tone of 82.5 CTCSS if you wish to use it for TX, although it gets quite busy so its great for SWL too !
Tend to monitor 2m mostly at night when working on PC but also monitor node freq and where a few local stations from Clitheroe area sit and have a rag chew, feel free to drop in anytime.

Rambled on enough now, so once again all the best to all and 73's all round.

Cheers
Lee
MØLMP