John Neeley expunged (w6...@att.net):
First Mike, you are in EN81gq, per QRZ.com, and second you dont need the last
2
I would avoid using QRZ.com *if you want your 6 digit grid locator*
I discovered they use the geographical center of your zip code, or some other
method that isn't
Or look at yuor GPS.
On 14-Aug-10 22:49, Steve Meuse wrote:
John Neeley expunged (w6...@att.net):
First Mike, you are in EN81gq, per QRZ.com, and second you dont need the
last 2
I would avoid using QRZ.com *if you want your 6 digit grid locator*
I discovered they use the geographical
First Mike, you are in EN81gq, per QRZ.com, and second you dont need the last 2
letters for giving out grid locations on satellites, just the EN81, as we dont
care where you are located to within 100 ft, hi Welcome to satellites, as
it will be addictive once you get into it.
John W6ZKH
hi Mike,
give this URL a try http://f6fvy.free.fr/qthLocator/fullScreen.php
73's Peter VE7NGP
I have been trying to figure out my grid location and have came up with
different solutions for the last two letters. What is the most accurate way
to figure this out?
N8GBU
Best wishes
Here's a decent one. Just enter your main grid square at the bottom then
scroll through and look for your home QTH address. Alternatively if you have
an Android phone or iPhone they have apps that use the GPS to tell you your
grid square.
http://f6fvy.free.fr/qthLocator/fullScreen.php
On Fri,
Thank you very much the sites and info you gave me helped a lot! Now if I can
get some help picking out a base antenna's and rotor for at home!
N8GBU
Best wishes
Mike
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