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by W0PPD on October 30, 2008	Mail this to a friend!
Hi all., I have Echolink set up as a simplex link and I am lucky enough to be able to hit my home station from anywhere in the town in which I work to bring up repeaters. The problem I am having is locating active repeaters. I have tried a few by number and location and no activity while on patrol in town. I have brought up random links/repeaters and same thing, everyone that I have hooked up with has no activity, and yes I do state "monitoring" and give my call when link is established. Since all I can squeeze in my vehicle is a 2 meter rig I really want to find some activity for qso's, plus generate some interest from others in my area for Echolink. Anybody have a good list of very active repeaters that would have a good amount of traffic on them say from about 08:00 to 16:00 CST ? Any help would be apprciated. Sincerely, James - W0PPD

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by RONALDBEAL on November 3, 2008	Mail this to a friend!
I don't know of any maintained list per se, however hamsexy.com has an echolink forum that receives lots of "this new node is up and running... please stop by" kind of posts. I use the 258417 node in Franklin TN, (just south of Nashville) it has decent traffic. Hope this helps RB

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by OLDFART13 on December 11, 2008	Mail this to a friend!
They have an echolink net?????? Now that is hamsexy!!!! http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hamsexy

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