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I just got my ham license, my call letters are ND5NXK. Its Technician class, so I guess you know what frequencies I can use, Hopefully I'll be getting a 2Meter mobile soon so maybe I'll hear you, let me know your letters and what you usually listen to.
Missed ya at the last meeting, see ya later.
Mike
Silver '99 SE V6 MTX,
Eibach, Koni, Res removed, Dynamax
B&M, Boston Acoustics, Fosgate, JL, ST200 wheels
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Congrats Mike.
My call sign in K5SVT.
I don't really listen much to my radio, but I will start.
With me being in Arlington, the best repeater would be 146.880 in Dallas, but it is pretty busy. A quieter one is the Texas Instruments repeater which is 145.430. Both can cover the distance from Arl to Carrollton. I can also try the Carrollton repeater at 145.210, but I don't know how far west it covers. We can just try some different ones.
Let me know when you get a radio, and I'll give you a holler.
Catch ya at the next meeting.
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Patrick
AIM-Texas00SVT
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I mistyped my call letters they are actually KD5NXK, sorry 'bout that.
Mike
Silver '99 SE V6 MTX,
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B&M, Boston Acoustics, Fosgate, JL, ST200 wheels
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It's cool. I knew what you meant. I process ham radio test sessions on a daily basis. I sleep, breath and eat call signs. Not a fun industry to work in.
If you need some tips on what radios to buy, email me and I will list some good ones.
n5afd@hotmail.com
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