Hello, I just picked up a handheld ham radio and I don’t know much about the hobby. I don’t have a license but I plan on getting one in the future. For now I just want to listen to some frequencies. I can’t find anything around me on the RR data base. I live in hillsborough county in Southern NH. Any help would be appreciated, thank you
Help finding ham frequencies
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Link to freq band charts
www.arrl.org
Graphical Frequency Allocations
The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting hams around the U.S. with news, information and resources.
AB5ID
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Give these a try
Hillsborough County Amateur Radio Repeaters
www.repeaterbook.com
repeaterbook.com
You could also look at repeaterbook.com.
ecps92
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besides the Repeater book suggestions, go right to the local coordination source
New England Repeater Directory
If you have an interest in VLF, LF, MF, and HF; go to an online SDR receiver ( websdr.org ) and you can pick a receiver near you or far away to listen for free.
As stated at the bottom of the NERD home page: "NERD does not get involved in repeater coordination. A repeater listed in NERD has no bearing on its coordination."
This is the coordinator for much of New England: NESMC - New England Spectrum Management Council
ecps92
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Thanks
missed that change, as for years they did have a hand in coordination in the past, guess they broke off from them
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