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Crash course in SSB?

SSB not that hard

Don't give up. After finding some local SSB traffic you will get the hang of it. No real mystery just a little more tuning required. I find working SSB to be very rewarding. 73
 
steve....

where are you at in PA???

i'm in reading and we have a pretty good group of operators here that would be happy to give you a hand on 11M SSB if you are close enough....

most of us are hams and spend most of our time on the ham bands so we dont really have a set frequency for CB although when we are there we are usually on 16LSB to play with our classic 23 channel rigs....

PM me through the site and we can get together on a schedule

scott
 

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