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Hey BigBubbBD, what channel(s) do you normally monitor? When skip is rollin' around here, I'd say that 95% of it is from the Carolinas. Next time its rollin' i'll give you a shout.
BobOstro61 wrote:Hey BigBubbBD, what channel(s) do you normally monitor? When skip is rollin' around here, I'd say that 95% of it is from the Carolinas. Next time its rollin' i'll give you a shout.
All of them lol..
28 more than most though. Its where some of the big dog locals talk im sure you have talked to alot of them if your picking up NC.
But im just like the next guy I flip around alot to see if I can get out better somewhere else.
Mississippifrog wrote:Looks good Bob but i got one question.With all that heavy artillery,do you ever talk on the little Rat Shack TRC-447........
Actually I do occaisionally! Since I have it going into the BR-21, it does between 75 and 100 PEP. I have a D104 handheld mic on it too to help out with the audio.
I had it going into the BR-21 for a while. Now I just use it for trying to make low power skip contacts just for kicks. Never needed to adjust the dead key for the Sonar BR-21. I even had the General Lee on high power going into that amp and was getting 175 watts out of it. Its a tough little amp, continuous duty.