Listening in to amateur radio

[dmg1969]

What is the best way to find active amateur radio frequencies in my area (Perry County, PA)? The database shows none, but I found a website (repeaterbook.com) that lists 2.

[rapidcharger]

I like that site or one that's been around for a hundred years, artscipub.com

[Git-R-Done]

I found these listed on the artscipub.com ham repeater website.


147.000 + N3NBA 118.8 Carlisle

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Harrisburg:

145.11 - W3ND

145.21 - WB3YNB

444.450 + W3ND

[dmg1969]

Thanks guys. I'm already picking up traffic on 145.11.

[Git-R-Done]

Originally Posted by dmg1969

Thanks guys. I'm already picking up traffic on 145.11.

This is the group who uses the 145.11 during net check in's for Skywarn weather.

hbgskywarn : Harrisburg Skywarn

Also check this website out:

http://hrac.tripod.com/

[W5JER]

You can just scan 144-147 to pick up 2 meter traffic or also try the 440 band.

[fineshot1]

The artscipub.com website totally sucks and never ever gets updated.

For PA you want the organization that covers PA - see the ARCC website for that.

ARCC Coordinated Repeater Database - by Location

and for looking over other states see the NFCC listing for those organizations.

NFCC Coordinators

[Fuzy_GSXR1000]

Fine I like that website but what happened to Essex and Passaic counties?! I have other websites for New Jersey but I was just wondering?! While we're at it what's your QTH? I'm in Belleville maybe one day we can chat?!