Well, this is different to check out, Boys / Girls Scouts on the amateur bands,
https://www.scouting.org/jota/ Last year, I participated in a club outing at a camp near Barboursville, WV to introduce scouts to radio, many for the 1st time. When I was growing up, every kid either had, or knew about walkie-talkies, and had parents with CB's. Last year's event, only about 3 out of 40 kids knew about two-way radio. And even if they never key a mic again in the amateur bands, you know that many will be exposed again to HF / VHF if they go into the military. This year? I was asked if I can stay at home and work the stations around me. The 1st time that I did that in the 1990's I worked a 6M SSB station from a camp just east of Buffalo, NY. So, what FREQ's? Anywhere that the volunteer amateur station's license lets them operate, but mostly the voice portions of the HF bands. (So, pretty liberal there, but a good bet that a majority will be in the General's portions.) On VHF / UHF, simplex FM FREQ's like 146.550MHz, 146.580MHz, and 446.000MHz. Around LA, CA and maybe Chicago, 223.500MHz, where the 222MHz band is still hot. Anyway, something different. Happy DX!!!!
UPDATE!!!!!!!! Here's the quick link for the suggested FREQ's,
https://www.scouting.org/jota/operators-guides/ Scroll down for the FREQ's. I see that on the 2M band that they suggest the 147MHz simplex FREQ's.
Topic: JOTA is this weekend 10/19 - 10/21/2018. Suggesting FREQ's link. (Read 936 times)
