Hello, John

Yep, and I'm gonna laugh my *ss off when they start using the FM band (oh -
I forgot, they already are) and the AM band. I hope they clobber your ball
game on dish network too

The reality is that somehow there has to be some regulation. Ever been on a
freeway and encountered some idiot (likely drunk) going the wrong way?

Heck, if it gets bad, I can handle it. It isn't the number of guns you
have, it's who you shoot.

25 feet of bell wire on a spark plug to a lawn mower will kill the idiot
running 25 kw screaming "audiooooo....". If he can't hear 'em, he can't
work 'em.

That is just a very simple "for openers".

I've got more twists than a snake, but hope I'll not need them ))

I mention only the obvious; I'll not reveal the really nasty stuff that is
hard to track ..... pins in coax doesn't count; too simple.

Bring 'em on!!!! ROTFLMAO



73 from Rochester, NY
Jim AA2QA


"John Smith" wrote in message
...
Loray:

Yeah, kinda like the fall of the "Berlin Wall", all at once and quite
surprising, at least to those hams caught sleeping, huh?

John

"loray" wrote in message
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My qth is Bowling Green KY.

Been monitoring hf freqs today, since sunrise. Observed
following:

6670 khz, three guys talking about truck driving and where
they will stop next, type stuff they carrying, etc.

14178 khz, man & woman, never gave a call sign, talked
over a hour, used cb slang, set sked for tonight.

28422 khz, two guys talking about how code not needed for a
ham license anymore, never gave call signs, sounded like
freebanders. Said they were starting a net on this freq.

Above sampling would tend to indicate ham bands are being
invaded, and the 6 mhz stuff tells me there is little or no
enforcement going on.


73,

loray