How can hams meet single YL's on the air?

jeff48356 · Jun 28, 2013

Does anyone have any suggestions how a single male ham operator can meet single YL's on the air? I realize that men far outnumber women in this hobby.

Are there any singles nets anywhere, either on 2-meters or HF?

Moleculo · Jun 28, 2013

crickets....lol

Mudfoot · Jun 28, 2013

No sure about any nets or anything, but there probably is. There seems to be a net for just about everything else.

Speaking from experience... If the lady sounds "hot n' sexy" on the radio, I can assure you, she's likely not.

Just call...CQ CQ CQ...looking for single women contacts only.

Captain Kilowatt · Jun 28, 2013

I'm thinking someone needs a net but not the communications kind.

Zagadka · Jun 28, 2013

If the objective is to meet a lady who likes radio, I would think clubs or hamfests might be a better venue than actually trolling the airwaves.

If the objective is more prurient well, there's always CB and an interstate.

;-)

Mudfoot · Jun 28, 2013

How much is a Trixie, nowadays?

AudioShockwav · Jun 28, 2013

How much is a Trixie, nowadays?

Depends on your location, but after you add in the cost of antibiotics it can get pricey.
Unless there is a free clinic in the area.....

73
Jeff

Wire Dawg · Jun 28, 2013

Ham & eggs mingle on 69.880 every Saturday on CW mode. It's a great incentive to learn code.

KJ4RHB · Jun 28, 2013

For a second there, I thought it was April 1st again.

Finding a nice young lady on the air seems like an exercise of frustration. I think most women who are involved with Ham Radio are probably doing this hobby for a favor to their husbands.

Well, I do know a couple of younger Ham females who like Ham Radio for Ham Radio - but they are too young for most guys on these forums.

So, I guess the next best thing to do would be to attend club meetings and Ham Fests. You have to go where the people are...

Mudfoot · Jun 28, 2013

If I'm gonna try to find true love on the radio, she better have SSTV or ATV capabilities.

It would be nice to have some young fillies helping me with my antennas, I can steady the tower as they climb...

Blackcat630 · Jun 28, 2013

KJ4RHB said:
Finding a nice young lady on the air seems like an exercise of frustration.

Reminds me of "a needle in a hay stack" the few I've talked to were onto it because of the husband

Captain Kilowatt · Jun 28, 2013

Wire Dawg said:
Ham & eggs mingle on 69.880 every Saturday on CW mode. It's a great incentive to learn code.

What are they doing in the middle of the old analog TV channel 4? :tongue:

jeff48356 · Jun 28, 2013

KJ4RHB said:
For a second there, I thought it was April 1st again.

Well, I do know a couple of younger Ham females who like Ham Radio for Ham Radio - but they are too young for most guys on these forums.

Where are these YL's located? How old are they? I'm one of the younger hams myself.

Grogan · Jun 28, 2013

Go to chanel 19 in the evening at the local truck stop and ask for a date.... LOL

davegrantsr · Jun 28, 2013

KJ4RHB said:
Finding a nice young lady on the air seems like an exercise of frustration......So, I guess the next best thing to do would be to attend club meetings and Ham Fests. You have to go where the people are...

ok. so have you ever gone to a hamfest??? now you know why there are so few (hot) women into amateur radio

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