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Getting Started in Amateur Radio

xp90 · 2009-07-29 18:36:55

Hey, Been fascinated by SW radio for years, becoming an experimenter is an ambition of mine, what is the best way to do this?

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#32 18-08-2009 02:40PM

xp90

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So guys i have the advance manual what next?

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#33 15-09-2009 04:52PM

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which bands would have the most users on them in ireland? the most randomers to talk to..

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#34 15-09-2009 06:40PM

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for a normal chat 80m would be the best. around 3.650-3.800 mhz on LSB. Might not be lots of Irish Stations but during the day you will find loads of UK stations and into the early evening you will get mainland Europe.

2m is the best for local work but it can be hard to find people at times.

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