Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
As band conditions continue to improve, 10m is becoming more open and activity can be found further up the band away from the FT8 frequency. Go further still beyond the SSB frequencies and you'll find yourself up in the FM portion of the band at 29MHz, where FM repeaters from around the globe can be found with outputs between 29.620 - 29.690MHz (RH1 - RH8), with inputs 100KHz lower at 29.520 - 29.590MHz (RSGB band plan). This is a short video of some clips of me working the KQ2H repeater located in the Catsgill Mountains in New York State.
As with all repeaters, mobile stations should be given priority.
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Ian.
As band conditions continue to improve, 10m is becoming more open and activity can be found further up the band away from the FT8 frequency. Go further still beyond the SSB frequencies and you'll find yourself up in the FM portion of the band at 29MHz, where FM repeaters from around the globe can be found with outputs between 29.620 - 29.690MHz (RH1 - RH8), with inputs 100KHz lower at 29.520 - 29.590MHz (RSGB band plan). This is a short video of some clips of me working the KQ2H repeater located in the Catsgill Mountains in New York State.
As with all repeaters, mobile stations should be given priority.
This is one of many amateur/ham radio related videos on my channel. Please feel free to browse 👀, like 👍🏻 and subscribe (it's free!), remembering to hit the bell 🔔 so you’re notified of new videos as soon as they're published and you don't miss out.
Thanks.
Ian.
