I have a question, since you live and work down there.
I was in the area this past weekend and while scanning the Horry County TRS I noticed several places up and down Business 17 (mostly from 21st Ave N, south to the county line) that the signal was really weak. I am using a Radio Shack PRO-2066 Mobile with a fender mounted Antenna Specialist MON33 on a Chevy Tahoe.
I had a BC250D with me and it seemed to do well, even when the mobile would completely lose the control channel.
Usually my mobile set up does well. I have had no problems before and here in the Winston-Salem area of NC, It does ok. I am just wondering if the area between 1st avenue, south to the county line near Murrells Inlet is a known bad area for coverage?
Up near the north end of the county from Myrtle Beach, north to the NC line it seemed that the signal was noticably better.
I also monitor the VHF dispatch side of the county fire and EMS on a Kenwood TK-780 with roof mount 1/4 wave and it was 100%, 100% of the time.....
Just wondered about this
Wes
I was in the area this past weekend and while scanning the Horry County TRS I noticed several places up and down Business 17 (mostly from 21st Ave N, south to the county line) that the signal was really weak. I am using a Radio Shack PRO-2066 Mobile with a fender mounted Antenna Specialist MON33 on a Chevy Tahoe.
I had a BC250D with me and it seemed to do well, even when the mobile would completely lose the control channel.
Usually my mobile set up does well. I have had no problems before and here in the Winston-Salem area of NC, It does ok. I am just wondering if the area between 1st avenue, south to the county line near Murrells Inlet is a known bad area for coverage?
Up near the north end of the county from Myrtle Beach, north to the NC line it seemed that the signal was noticably better.
I also monitor the VHF dispatch side of the county fire and EMS on a Kenwood TK-780 with roof mount 1/4 wave and it was 100%, 100% of the time.....
Just wondered about this
Wes