frequence 2 metres ssb?

[VE2SPI Guy]

salut a vous tous je veux changer un peu ma station et je veut faire du 2 metres ssb je ne sais pas si a landrienne abitibi je vais capter les siganux des autres interlocuteur dans le boutte des laurantide avec une 8 element scorpion a environ 35 pieds  avec 10 watt conseiller moi svp merci guy ve2spi guy

[VA2JOT Jacques]

En Abitibi ou ailleurs, la fréquence d'appel est 144.200 USB. Je te conseille d'aller sur un des réseaux VHF dans ta région et te chercher un ou des complices.

Y'a un réseau sur 144,240 le mardi soir 20:00 Hres à Montréal mais oublies le projet de chez toi à moins d'une inversion. Pour le DX en BLU, il faut attendre les temps plus chauds et les inversions qui les accompagnent.

http://www.mountainlake.k12.mn.us/ham/aprs/path.cgi?map=na pour la propagation basée sur la réception APRS. Le bobo c'est que là ou y'a pas d'APRS, pas de rapports sur la map même si c'est ouvert.

P.S.: ca se fait en horizontale au cas ou tu ne le saurais pas.

Ciao!~

[VA2BOY Patrick]

Il y a aussi 144.250,00 en Ontario.  Tout de suite après The South West VHF Net avec Melvin VE2DC sur 144.240,00.

Mais aussi peu probable de t'y présenter à mon avis.

[VA2BOY Patrick]

Ottawa Valley Upper Frequencies SSB Net - Tuesdays 2100hrs on 144.250MHz USB
This net meets every Tuesday [except the first Tuesday of each month] at 2100 hours on 144.250MHz USB (upper sideband).

The net does not officially run on the first Tuesday of the month because that is the WCARC meeting night and the regular net controllers and many check-ins attend that meeting. If a regular net controller is not available, any station is most welcome to assume the net control duties.

To the extent possible, both horizontal and vertical polarization will be monitored during the net, although horizontal polarization is the generally accepted standard for SSB and weak signal work.

This is an informal net, open to any and all licenced amateurs who wish to check in. Operators are invited to test their station equipment, experiment, and discuss items of interest to other radio amateurs.

After the net on 144.250MHz, we will hold a quick roll call on 50.150MHz, then 432.150MHz, then on 222.150 MHz, then on 903.150MHz and finally on 1296.100MHz if stations are available.

Members of the net are usually available to conduct or assist with special tests on antennas, other modes such as CW and FM and also using digital modes such as PSK31, SSTV, WSJT.

The Net Controllers try their best to have the entire net and roll calls over by 2215hrs so the demand on your personal time is kept to a minimum.

Regular Net Control Stations include:
VE3XK - Doug - located in FN15wg
VE3CVG - Rick - located in FN25hm

We look forward to chatting with you. Please join us.

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Summary of VHF Nets within our reach:
Area Day Time Freq Grid Cntrl
Rochester Monday 21:00 144.260 FN13 W2UTH
Montréal Tuesday 20:00 144.240 FN35 VE2DC
Ottawa Tuesday 21:00 144.250 FN15+FN25 VE3CVG+VE3XK
Quebec City Thursday 20:00 144.240 FN46 
Concord, NH Thursday 20:30 144.250 FN43 W1COT+K1UHF
Montréal Friday 20:00 144.250 FN35 VE2MRC

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http://www.wcarc.on.ca/net.html