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Charles Gallo wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On 3/11/2005 Rich Garcia wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Could be...our CERT team uses 146.55 simplex in addition to our UHF repeater
and
no matter where I am I get a dead carrier coming in and out on both the
mobile and HT
more often than not. I no longer listen to .55 because of it.
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<pre wrap="">I also believe 145.19 is in the cable band.
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<pre wrap="">Rich
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...snip...
We deal with simplex, dead carrier and the like with CTCSS - here in
the NYC metro area, almost all the 2m repeaters use 136.5 as their
CTCSS tone. We've chosen 162.58 as our default Simplex operations
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162.58????<br>
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<pre wrap="">freq, and the group KNOWS that we run with 136.5 encode and decode -
part of our SOPs.
That's the one BIG advantage to running public service events.
Everyone says "operator training" - that's OK, but the biggest value
is in doing After Action debriefs and Reports. Use THAT data to
change how you operate your team
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73 de KG2V
For the Children - RKBA!
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