[NLRS] ????TEST 222 WHAT IS CALL FREQ. ????

[Todd Sprinkmann]

222.100 will do the trick Kris.  

Fair warning, tho... you don't hear much 
spontaneous activity on 222.100, unless 
it's a contest or a band opening like we had 
here last night in 9-land.

But congrats on being on 222.  It's a great 
band with better prop characteristics than 144.

I can hear the W0ZQ beacon about 40-50% of 
the time in summer and maybe 15-25% of the 
time in winter.  From 40 miles north of Milwaukee.

Also be aware of FM ops on or about 223.5.  
There's actually more activity there than on the 
SSB part down at 222.100.  Not sure what the 
story is on FM 223 in the Twin Cities area, but 
I know there are pockets of activity in the Cedar 
Falls/ Eastern IA area, and I'm told on 223.4 in 
the Chicago area.  

73,
Todd   KC9BQA  EN63ao  50 thru 2304


----- Original Message ----- 
From: <christenson at charter.net>
To: <NLRS at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2006 6:46 PM
Subject: [NLRS] ????TEST 222 WHAT IS CALL FREQ. ????


> 
> 
> Just finished 222 transverter looking to test it out this evening.
> 
> Sced. for 7:15 PM Local I am in Owatonna EN34jc
> 
> ???New to 222 what is the call feq. I be there??
> 
> I can here W0ZQ beacon but not too loud.
> 
> 73'
> 
> Kris KC0REO
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