anyone know what 147.15 sounded like ham but im not sure ive never picked up on it before?
147.15
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pappy1
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It is a ham VHF frequency.
any clue where it came from?
KC0QNB
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thanks man... wonder how often they are on?
KC0QNB
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All you need to do is get your ham license and talk on it yourself, then it will be "on" any time you want it to be, contact a local ham club and see if there are any regular nets.
theres one in reliegh every monday at 9 but idk if my scanner would pick it up or not
There is no 147.150 Repeater located in Raleigh anymore. It moved to Roanoke Rapids and requires a 82.5hz tone to access it.
Sam Cederas
K4OC
Raleigh, N.C.
Sam Cederas
K4OC
Raleigh, N.C.
in english please lol any clue if its anymore around this area that i might be able to pick up i got a few
kc4jgc
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Don't understand what you're not understanding.............
147.15 K4ITL/R is in Roanoke Rapids. It is part a group of repeaters that can be linked. It's called the Piedmont Coastal Repeater Network (PCRN). Repeaters on this network can be linked together for statewide nets. There are also repeaters in SC, VA and WV that are members.
yea but are they any other ham freq. around this area that i can pick up i got like 7 but i think it should be a few more around this area
kc4jgc
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Rocky Mount: 147.120, 147.315, 224.580, 444.700, 444.850
Jarratt VA: 146.625
Franklin VA: 147.270
If your antenna is up high enough you may be able to recieve all these machines.
Roanoke Rapids:146.745, 147.030, 444.550
Rocky Mount: 147.120, 147.315, 224.580, 444.700, 444.850
Jarratt VA: 146.625
Franklin VA: 147.270
If your antenna is up high enough you may be able to recieve all these machines.
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