GMRS CLUB? - WESTERN SLOPE, COLORADO

[WSBY849]

I see there is a club for the Front Range in Colorado, anyone thought about creating a club for the Western Slope?

[WSEQ764]

That would be great. Not much action down here in Durango.

[WRUE951]

a club for what purpose????

[WSEZ]

Where's COLOROAD?

I can't find it on a map?

[SteveShannon]

14 minutes ago, WSEZ said:

Where's COLOROAD?

I can't find it on a map?

Don’t be a smratass.

[WSBY849]

On 12/9/2024 at 10:18 AM, SteveShannon said:

Don’t be a smratass.

 

[WSBY849]

On 12/9/2024 at 10:02 AM, WSEZ said:

Where's COLOROAD?

I can't find it on a map?

WSEZ, if you are more concerned about a spelling error than the question itself and have nothing of value to offer a newcomer to the radio hobby, maybe you need to find a different hobby yourself instead of putting others down so you can feel superior.

[WSBY849]

On 12/8/2024 at 4:05 PM, WRUE951 said:

a club for what purpose????

The same purpose as any other GMRS or HAM radio club.

[WRUE951]

1 hour ago, WSBY849 said:

The same purpose as any other GMRS or HAM radio club.

you mean "any other HAM Club"...   GMRS is not meant for 'clubs'   

[SteveShannon]

16 minutes ago, WRUE951 said:

you mean "any other HAM Club"...   GMRS is not meant for 'clubs'   

Horseshit.

There’s nothing wrong with people getting together in a club (or perhaps even a forum) to discuss, learn about, and share enjoyment of GMRS. 

[WRUE951]

4 hours ago, SteveShannon said:

Horseshit.

There’s nothing wrong with people getting together in a club (or perhaps even a forum) to discuss, learn about, and share enjoyment of GMRS. 

not what i was referring too. and i agree with what you said. .  I'm talking about the so called 'clubs' forming practically everywhere  creating linked repeater networks.. most if not all are identifying themselves as 'clubs'   

[WRUU653]

I have never heard of such a thing??? What is this… what’s it called? GMRS linked repeater networks? Sounds made up.