mejnetguru
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I will be coming down to the Greenville (just slightly North of mid path ) area for the 2017 eclipse. As I often do on road trips I pre-setup a virtual scanner config for the area(s) I visit. As a rule, I don't use the ZIP programming as it tends to add WAY to much from what I would actually be able to hear. I add from the DB manually to a more organized setup. I'm not familiar with the Greenville area at all so local knowledge of what is actually right there would be helpful.
Any suggestions on what to monitor during the eclipse, details would be helpful in preparing the objects in advance. Local PS, local amateur repeaters, etc. Special freqs that might be used during the time for whatever reason?
A scan of the forums leads me to believe the local PS may be in the midst of a switchover to Palmetto and as such, things may be in a bit of flux (wonderful timing)?
Any suggestions on what to monitor during the eclipse, details would be helpful in preparing the objects in advance. Local PS, local amateur repeaters, etc. Special freqs that might be used during the time for whatever reason?
A scan of the forums leads me to believe the local PS may be in the midst of a switchover to Palmetto and as such, things may be in a bit of flux (wonderful timing)?