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I hate to call these Rules so lets just call them Repeater use
Guidelines.

Don’t say, "The personal here is _ _ _" (just use your name or name here is_ _).
Don’t say, "Thanks for the comeback" (use thanks for the call/answer).

Don’t say, "I’ve destinated" (use I’ve arrived or at my next stop). That word doesn't exist in any dictionary.

Do not use BREAK, this has always been used in emergency communications. If you would like to join in just put out your call. Then wait for someone in the conversation to acknowledge you. Please do use BREAK if you have emergency traffic.

Don’t repeatedly say, "I hear that" or "roger that" or "QSL" in response to every transmission/comment. (Besides "QSL" is written confirmation of a conversation or "QSO" and is just slightly better than 10-4.)

Don’t say your, or the other person’s, call sign every transmission (only your call is required once every 10 minutes)

Please don't use the phonetic explanation of your call sign every time you give it, try to use only if the listening station is having a hard time understanding your call, not every time you give your call. This just adds a lot of unneeded noise to the system.

Don’t just kerchunk the repeater without saying your call (at least ID on the second kerchunk, we understand that some of these Mic's have "Hair Triggers").

Don’t shout into your microphone.

Key the microphone for at least one second before talking to give the links/repeaters that may be connected time to function properly.

Don’t give one-word answers or comments. (if you have to do so make sure you key at least a second or two before giving it.)

Don’t break in on an ongoing conversation unless you know who all is in it, and you have something meaningful to contribute.

When in a conversation (QSO) with more than two people involved, turn it over to someone by name (go ahead Rod).

When you sign clear, turn it over to someone by name or call (don’t just sign clear because no one knows who should pick up).

Use a mike hanger in your vehicle to avoid sitting on the microphone and inadvertently keying up the system with people all over listening to your conversation

 

 

     




 

 

 

I wouldn't buy another item from this organization 4 out of 4 Microphones had bad plugs on them. I had more into shipping back and forth. I can not afford to keep buying disposable junk. Should work for more than a day! Now this is just my opinion, I am entitled to it.They have the name right Mostley Fricken Junk!
Another On-Line merchant that does not have nor can they get what is listed on their WEBSITE - I DO NOT RECOMEND YOU WASTE ANYTIME OR EFFORT WITH THEM. In fact they are so knowlegable that they told me to TRY a local Computer store for a RADIO BATTERY THAT THEY LISTED AS IN STOCK! Or if you have the time call them and burn up their 800 Line minutes.

   

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