[aprssig] REF: APRS on 6m
Matthew Stennett wa4tkg at yahoo.comThu Nov 24 05:38:44 UTC 2005
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I Operated 6M FM; 1200BPS in Tokyo for quite some time. It was an EXCELLENT BAND for LOCAL , around town use. I don't believe I ever heard much in the way of band openings for 6m FM Packet, but then again, I wasn't on the air all the time. (I managed LOADS of DX / Band Openings several years earlier on Okinawa, with a 3Element CushCraft Yagi) Anyway, this would be a GOOD, LOCAL use Packet Band, if you care to do it. I've considered it myself, but there is barely any local 2M FM Packet as it is, much less getting on 6; I'd be the only one on. (like that guy on 7.105MHz; 300BPS; 24/7) If enough people start up on a Simplex freq, I'm SURE we could get something going. MacRatt Matt; Previously " The ONLY APRS Station in Japan " (tm) (c; registered) > Just to clarify, I was intending long wave comms, > not skip. > > 73 de Pat --- KA9SCF > > > Bill Vodall WA7NWP wrote: > > > > > >> Is this being done? Is there an APRS channel > on 6m? I think that > > >> running mobile on 6m would be better than 2m? > Is the noise too high > > >> on this band? > > > > > > > > > Set up an Igate and use 50.62 MHz. You might > even get lucky and see a > > > Propnet DX packet or two (every year...) > > > > > > Bill > > > > > >______________________________- > > 6 meters can be used for local communications. > > Cant figure out why most think it is only for long > distant skip. > > The Military does not use it for long distance. > > Dale > > Nevada __________________________________ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 http://mail.yahoo.com
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