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New 2-Meter Simplex Club - QRZ Forums Announcing The Simplex Experience - An Amateur Radio 2-Meter FM Direct Communications Association Our goal is the creation and or expansion of LOCAL
Reviving 146. 52, 2-Meter Natl Call Freq. - QRZ Forums Here in northeastern Oklahoma, we have a 146 52 simplex net every Saturday night at 8 o'clock This revived 52 from being a dead channel to an active contact channel
Light Up 2 Meters Night, an FM Simplex Event - QRZ Forums area, since 2 Meter FM Simplex works best for local operating, so share this announcement on your local nets, local club meetings, and on your social media, web site, and other electronic sources The operating frequency for Light Up 2 Meters Night will depend on your local area, of course, 146 52 is the go-to for calling in the USA, and 145 500 in
Loss of two meter simplex frequencies IMMINENT in Texas! WX5VHF Ham Member QRZ Page Loss of two meter simplex frequencies EMINENT in Texas! Texas two meter simplex users stand to lose a large portion of available frequencies if proposed changes to the two meter band plan are passed by the Texas VHF-FM Society
POTA activation on 2m FM - QRZ Forums I tried to complete a POTA activation at a Chicagoland park just using 2m FM simplex 2m POTA amateur radio experiment #hamradio #POTA [MEDIA]
How To Program The Yaesu FT5 with ADMS-14 And Front Panel This video shows you how to program both simplex and repeater frequencies into the Yaesu FT5 Programming From Front Panel And Computer The software used is from Yaesu and is the ADMS-14
Wilderness Protocol and LiTZ (long tone zero) - QRZ Forums The Wilderness Protocol suggests radio operators in the Amateur service should monitor standard simplex channels at specific times in case of Emergency or priority calls The primary frequency monitored is 146 52 MHz; secondarily or alternatively 52 525, 223 5, 446 0 and 1294 5 MHz respectively