[222mhz] Activity on 222 MHz in areas outside southern California?

[The Soltoff's]

Jim, 



The Packrats operate a 220 repeater in the Phila area, as do several others.We have about 70 members of the club with 220 SSB or FM capability, although unfortunately they are not all as active as we would like. 

  

We operate an SSB and a repeater net every Monday night (both at 8:30pm), to foster activity.  And yes, we have lots of 220 activity in the contests. 

  
Bert, K3IUV.   (_._  ..._ _  ..  .._  ..._) 
Bsoltoff at comcast.net 
K3IUV at ARRL.net 
Phn: 215-957-6084 
Cell: 215-767-4579 
Grid: FN20KF 


  

----- Original Message -----




From: "Jim Lowman" <jmlowman at sbcglobal.net> 
To: 222mhz at mailman.qth.net 
Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2013 10:25:19 PM 
Subject: [222mhz] Activity on 222 MHz in areas outside southern California? 

Just wondering where the hotbeds of 222-MHz activity are in the US. 

For being the second-most-populated area in the country there's very 
little activity here, apparently, except for contests. 

Opinions? 

Jim - AD6CW 
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