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When I took my exam back in 1986, I remember knowing my call sign at that time. Still had to wait for the physical license to arrive but I was "legal" right away and headed to HRO to get my first

I give up. I live in Ohio and only visited Phoenix once. Saw lots of hills and lots of antennas. You’ll have to get a better answer from a local. Jack, ae8p

That makes sense to me. It would be line of sight. Rick

I'm using the iPad app "Repeater Book" and it show 6 repeater channels at the Antenna Farm on South Mountain. Rick

Have you tried to unlock the keyboard by pressing and holding the six key until it unlocks? Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Sent by something that worked, apparently....

So, I am also quite new to ham-ing and this reminds me of a basic question I keep forgetting to ask: When traveling around, how do you find local contacts? (And what do you talk about?) d/ kk6fop --

Great repeater up on white tanks................ ?34/94 pair. ?I forget the PL tone. Access it all the way from Quartzsite.

Makes sense now, appreciate the insight.

I'm a newbie, just in it for a year. I like the idea of knowing what is going on around me, especially during a communications breakdown or in times of civil unrest. Hopefully none of those things

The things that disrupt the blue sky. Jack, ae8p

What hill?

The Keyboard of my Yaesu FT-60 is blocked after cloning with "CHIRP". The Reset Procedure, page 64 from the operating manual, does not work. Via the keypad no commands are accepted. The FT-60 clone

Jack, Which hill? White Tanks? McDowell Mtn? South Mtn? There are a lot of mountains here. Most with antennas on them. I just thought he was referring to a specific location with more than usual

My motivation started way back in the early ‘60’s. My math teacher was a ham and every once in awhile he would throw something into a class about ham radio. Also I was sort of interested in

Look on top of the hill. Those are not flag poles. Jack, ae8p

Thanks to all for the great answers. Very helpful. Rick Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2014 11:57 PM To: FT-60@... Subject: Re: [FT-60] general question I'd been in CAP radio communications

Mike, You provide a real show stopper of a reason to have a ham license and a HT. As with any insurance, it is best if you don?t need it. That is not to say that you can?t use the HT for social and

Jardy, Excellent point. When I hike the mountains near my home, I can see the cell plus repeater towers and see Phoenix below. Yet cell coverage is spotty because the providers are beaming their

Gil, Ah, you answered a few questions that were puzzling me. So you are told test results immediately and the FCC posts your call sign within a few weeks. Nice to know. Thanks, Rick Sent: Thursday,