Send your photos of a radio displaying our frequency via email attachment to lancastersimplexnet@gmail.com and we’ll get them posted. Find 146.400 in the wild on a t-shirt, hat, poster, whatever… send them along as well. Bonus points for creativity, if your photo is awesome we’ll feature it on our front page.
Open the log for session 3 using this link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vS99CX-8PYJMIeHFnUSgp_uBbZzDzM1_aHf8bs5oXg0nTUQHbH2c6zfjPHSXsS3xti8nNwbHxx7OMTO/pubhtml?gid=1493037255&single=true
Open the log for session 2 using this link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vS99CX-8PYJMIeHFnUSgp_uBbZzDzM1_aHf8bs5oXg0nTUQHbH2c6zfjPHSXsS3xti8nNwbHxx7OMTO/pubhtml?gid=0&single=true
Open the log for session 1 using this link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vS99CX-8PYJMIeHFnUSgp_uBbZzDzM1_aHf8bs5oXg0nTUQHbH2c6zfjPHSXsS3xti8nNwbHxx7OMTO/pubhtml?gid=1527211089&single=true
There’s not many, but there are a few web sites that focus on the simplex efforts of hams. Check these out:
IF you’ve got any other sites for simplex operating submit them by using the comment links.
Rumors of the death of simplex are greatly exaggerated. It is alive and well and can be a lot of fun.
The Simplex Net - 146.580 MHz every Saturday @ 20:30 ET 