Two Meter Ham Radios

Artum Snowbird wrote:
Yes, I do know about that site. Is there ways to limit the responses to only select popular or not private repeaters?

Mike, I know of no repeater listing that lists by "popularity" ... there is no real way to acquire that data. Many repeater listings do list "private" repeaters, but on 2M I believe those are becoming fewer and fewer. While in Oregon I would not worry about that issue.

Mike - Not really... Some of us are not RV TRAVELERS... I mostly go to the same places all of the time looking for good old fashion camping sites... My love is setup in the high country way back off a Forest Service Road somewhere and stay there for a week or so living off my batteries.

Don't have the desire anymore to just travel from one point to another point just to say I have been there before...

I have my favorite off-road camping locations which are here in Virginia up and down the Blue Ridge Parkway and in the high country of VA-NC-TN-SC-GA-AL... Also like to visit the gulf states and along the beaches up and down the East Coast. This season I am hoping to do some looking aorund the NC high country camp sites and get to know that area alot better camping OFF-ROAD better.

Much of Ham radio ops is 75/40 meters... I like to use my LILTARHEEL screwdriver mobile antenna and when setup I have easy up 15-20 foot high PVC pole that I can hang a 80M-10M off-center antenna. Of course my main two bands for ops is 75M and 40M when camping off-road... I like to use the 2M/440 for the repeaters around the Virginia high country. Mostly in monitor mode on 2M/440 and scanning local areas public service and rescue squad freqs for WX related things...

Welcome aboard

Roy K9PHT
King George VA...

I would use the Rv park reviews or allstays app.

Yes, I do know about that site. Is there ways to limit the responses to only select popular or not private repeaters?

...yea that will work. You probably know about this site https://www.repeaterbook.com/index.php?state_id=none to find local repeaters.