[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I see the same thing even in the big cities - Los Angeles, San
> Francisco, Chicago, Seattle, Vancouver B.C., etc. As you tune across
> 2-Meters, 220 and 440 MHz, most Repeaters are quiet, most of the
> time. You can often scan the entire band(s) from a clear location and
> never hear one signal.

For the most part though, even at it's peak, repeaters were not very 
busy during the day, unless there was a couple of old f***s sitting at 
home tying it up all day, which is something we had to put a stop to. 
Guys that could easily talk simplex parking on a repeater all day 
instead is just not good practice. Not to mention that they were being 
heard on 3-4 different repeaters in the summer.
Most people are at work during the day, so the busiest time is mornings 
and evenings-"drive time".
-- 
Jim Barbour
WD8CHL

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