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Back in the early to mid 90s I used to belong to the Whiskey Delta radio group on the freeband just above channel 40. I got my number from a guy named Taffy in Austrailia ( I have forgotten his number after all the years) .

There was a fairly large group of us in the Hot Springs Arkansas area that hung out on 27.425 LSB and chatted almost every day.

When the DX was in we had alot of folks that we would talk to from all over the country,most of them were Whiskey Jack calls....but anyway...

It was always interesting to talk to folks all over the country on a regular basis.I got to know several people and would sit and talk for hours when conditions would allow...alot of fun..

I have yet to find a group that I can settle in with on the ham bands,but I will find one soon enough.I do miss that...getting to know the person behind the call or know their voice as soon as they hit the key.

Man I miss those days

<blockquote data-quote="kd-5-bgt" data-source="post: 212519" data-attributes="member: 5687">Back in the early to mid 90s I used to belong to the Whiskey Delta radio group on the freeband just above channel 40. I got my number from a guy named Taffy in Austrailia ( I have forgotten his number after all the years) .&nbsp;There was a fairly large group of us in the Hot Springs Arkansas area that hung out on 27.425 LSB and chatted almost every day. &nbsp;When the DX was in we had alot of folks that we would talk to from all over the country,most of them were Whiskey Jack calls....but anyway...&nbsp;It was always interesting to talk to folks all over the country on a regular basis.I got to know several people and would sit and talk for hours when conditions would allow...alot of fun..&nbsp;I have yet to find a group that I can settle in with on the ham bands,but I will find one soon enough.I do miss that...getting to know the person behind the call or know their voice as soon as they hit the key.&nbsp;Man I miss those days</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kd-5-bgt, post: 212519, member: 5687"] Back in the early to mid 90s I used to belong to the Whiskey Delta radio group on the freeband just above channel 40. I got my number from a guy named Taffy in Austrailia ( I have forgotten his number after all the years) . There was a fairly large group of us in the Hot Springs Arkansas area that hung out on 27.425 LSB and chatted almost every day. When the DX was in we had alot of folks that we would talk to from all over the country,most of them were Whiskey Jack calls....but anyway... It was always interesting to talk to folks all over the country on a regular basis.I got to know several people and would sit and talk for hours when conditions would allow...alot of fun.. I have yet to find a group that I can settle in with on the ham bands,but I will find one soon enough.I do miss that...getting to know the person behind the call or know their voice as soon as they hit the key. Man I miss those days [/QUOTE]

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