boroscan30
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Does anyone know of any freq. that has HAM operators in Warren County, especially Springboro?
The artscipub web site is very much out of date.
I would go here to find the local ohio ham repeaters
http://www.oarc.com/
Its going to be more accurate and up to date
EDIT: If you want to find repeaters in other states go here:
http://www.arrl.org/nfcc/coordinators.htm
145.110 is about the biggest 'active' repeater around. 145.350 is pretty active at night. They are in Middletown. 147.360 seems to be busy also (Miamisburg I think). The repeaters are all but dead around here, especially compared to how much activity there used to be.
Ah my bad. Guess that I assumed Middletown because it seems like everyone one there is from Middletown. I think these are the most active around here. Don't really know what the OP was after, just trying to give some freqs that are actually used.145.110 is in Dayton. And 145.350 is in Cincinnati. Not Middletown. And you are correct on 147.360 it is located in Miamisburg.
thanks! i will try yet again but I dont think it will help due to the fact that I cannot pick up any in my area. Is there a certain time that is the best time or dont they ever talk?
145.110 is about the biggest 'active' repeater around. 145.350 is pretty active at night. They are in Middletown. 147.360 seems to be busy also (Miamisburg I think). The repeaters are all but dead around here, especially compared to how much activity there used to be.
Work drive times are usually the best, 6 to 9 AM and 4 - 7 PM.
Out of all those we gave you 145.110 should probably be the busiest.
If you use the Service Search feature of your Pro-164, SR5 will do an automatic search of all the FM amateur bands.
Just scroll thru with the search key until your screen displays SR5 Amateur Radio.
Put it in search mode and let it go for awhile, be patient for activity to pop up.