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Having listened to that linked system on visits to North GA, I think the system is an example of the FCC's position on linked GMRS repeaters. When everything's all linked up, it can tie up multiple frequencies at a time depending upon where you are.
Show PostCan't exactly say this surprises me. I'm somewhat wondering that maybe it's an intentional challenge to the regulation on NGGRMS' part.
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Well... Here in Europe we are allowed to use FM on 11 Meters for almost 30 years but there aren't many people using it anyway, some Germans, Brit's, Greeks and Turkish operators use it but all others continue to use SSB because the majority only do DX. Local contacts are not as common as in the US.
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Research team including PIK (@pik-potsdam.bsky.social) and WIAS (@weierstrassinst.bsky.social) researchers publishes paper on "Hypernetworks induce stable hyperlocking" in "Nature Communications" (@natcommag.bsky.social): www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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WSJH836 HAM operator ARES/RACES living in the Cascadia / tsunami evac zone
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