Bill Burgess wrote:
> But for single op stations it has a disadvantage as well as an advantage,
> that being that you will almost always lose your prime operating frequency
> when you go band hopping and may need to resort to either hunt and pounce
> or go way upband and hope folks tune up there.
Hi Bill,
It's a natural evolution. It will simply take you time to figure out how to
band-hop and then return to 2 meters and get noticed again. If it was easy,
then everyone would "do it". Give yourself time to hone the skills and you will
be rewarded with success in the future. Promise.
Kind regards,
Ev, W2EV
--
PropNET: If the band is open and no one is TXing, does anyone hear it?
HamIM : Messaging the all-ham way, find Rovers as they go to play.
That HamIM, that HamIM -- I'm sure you'll like that HamIM.
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Ask me about either. I'll send a URL and you can join the fun, too!
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