On Sun, 5 Jun 2005 15:42:47 -0700, "John Smith"
wrote:

As with any pirate operation, a person is a fool to run big power and
operate from one location... mobile operation is quite different...
however, one should always obey the law...
... there was one guy here who had a mobile jammer, would circle the
city all day/night long--hams attempting to triangulate was the mode of
the day... he played rap music, about drove us all nuts... when he
would fire up on friday and sat I would just abandon the band... last I
heard, his buddies loose lips almost got him busted and although no one
was ever able to pin anything on him, the jamming stopped when a
particular guy started being watched... but then, perhaps the real guy
was just smart enough to quit when there was a fall guy all lined up...
who knows...

John
"J'in Fer Good Buddy" wrote in message
roups.com...
j'ain't gonna happen..... thats a ham band... they will nail j'ass to
the wall.


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The FCC can bring far more equiptment to bear on a case than most
local hams. Once a case is opened by the FCC they will find a pirate
radio station. Even mobile operations is not a security blanket. It
just may take longer. For the FCC time is on their side. Maybe not
money but time is.

james