Amateur repeaters in the bahamas

Like when to say "Over" so the guy with the mike can switch back to receive, proper method of identification, simple things like that. I still think ham radio is a very important part of the emergency backup system but I think the Backup is the important word now. It requires the "don't talk while I'm talking" speech. Learn how hams can use their skills to help their communities. I hope to see a lot of D.

The outer islands are the most expensive, so pick your spot for major provisioning carefully. Maritime Mobile Net still uses them I think. I started thinking about the phone patch stuff late yesterday evening when I read this. This could be an island, a country, or even a particular spot on a geographical grid. I use an insulated backstay as my antenna.

Z-A Newest by date approved Newest by date created. Here's the place to ask questions about Abaco, announce events, make comments, look for friends If ice is available put icepacks under the armpits, around the neck and in the groin area. With the close proximity to the US, there are many Americans that come down for vacations. While the ship's wealthy owners enjoyed the islands an amateur radio operator kept contact with, and sent QSL cards to, experimenters in the United States. I spoke with Guest Services when booking the cruise, inquiring about using my HT to work satelites while docked and on Castaway Cay. If you are renewing a previous C6 license, specify the call sign issued and they will give you permission to use that call sign normally during your operating period.

Mostly, though, it is used for very casual things. Seek medical attention if the person has a history of high Blood Pressure or cardiac problems. While they are not dead they are not well. We are all used to reading the thermometer but there is another number we need to be aware of when working events or call-outs in warm weather. It's the de facto "telephone service" of the Caribbean. Special Meeting Announcement When: