[Wswss] N6ZE Tentative Plan + ?? For Sat, 05MAY 902 MHz & Up Sprint

[Marty Woll]

Hi, Peter.

The FM calling frequency is 1294.500.  In my experience, those using only transverters who can't go below 1296.000 usually arrange on another band to meet for a short FM exchange up around 1296.150 or 1296.200 so as to stay clear of the center of  weak-signal activity.

All this, of course, is subject to any new restrictions imposed as a result of the newly installed 23 cm FAA radar on Palos Verdes.  We're still trying to get the actual operating and guard frequencies from the FAA.

73,

Marty N6VI

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: n6ze at aol.com 
  To: wswss at mailman.qth.net ; vhf at w6yx.stanford.edu ; wa6cgr at ham-radio.com ; fm.kelly at verizon.net 
  Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2012 10:56 AM
  Subject: [Wswss] N6ZE Tentative Plan + ?? For Sat, 05MAY 902 MHz & Up Sprint

  1.   I tentatively plan to operate (902 MHz & up Sprint ) from DM04qb/DM04qc near intersections of Stunt Rd, Saddle Peak Rd, Topanga Twr. Mtwy in the Santa Monica Mts (Elevation ~2600 ft MSL) for 1 - 2 hours on Sat, 05MAY.
   
  2.   I plan to use barefoot FT-736 with single 33 element M>2 yagi  on 23 Cm (1296/1269 MHz). (I plan 144.200 +/- for liason as necessary)
   
            a. What times are SoCal UHFers planning to operate?
   
            b. Are 1296.1 MHz CW/SSB and 1269.0 MHz FM used as primary calling freqencies in SoCal?
   
            c. What bands besides 23 Cm should have some activity?
   
  3.     I do not have any equipment for other bands. I have no objection to 'loaners' for 902, 10 GHz, etc. 
   
  bt73Pete, N6ZE
  n6ze at aol.com

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