August 29th 06, 01:23 AM
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First recorded activity by RadioBanter: Aug 2006
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Let's take back ham radio!
Yo.... DJ Scratch N'Sniff...
bump the turn-table will ya?
rb
"wîthhËld fØr rËåsØñs Øf ñåtîØñål SËÇürîty" wrote in
message ...
THIS IS ****EN SCANNER NEWSGROUP, NOT TALK ABOUT ISSUES ABOUT AMATEUR
RADIO. WHO **** CARES!.
IF YOU ****EN IDIOTS WANT TO TALK ABOUT AMATEUR RADIO THEN GO YOUR
LITTLE
****EN NEWSGROUP AND DISCUSS IT THEIR NOT HERE!
jawod wrote:
Woody wrote:
Man, of COURSE, it's still around.
If you discuss ham radio with others, do you mention contacting the
Space Shuttle? ham radio satellites? weak signal work in VHF/UHF?
Sporadic E? Tropospheric Ducting? DX???
How about EME?
You don't have to be doing these things yourself, you just need to let
everyone know what the ENTIRE hobby is about.
Huh? You mean there is something besides CW?? Man, don't you know CW
saves lives?!?!?
Listen, Weak signals are for CW work on HF while boats are burning.
Contacting the space shuttle is just pointless unless you're correcting
their keplerian elements for the return flight path or asking if they
really drink Tang, Sporadic E [aka EMF bombing] is really ****ing off
the Condensation Entities that periodically enter the atmosphere to scan
for intelligent life, and tropospheric ducting is a lie. I happen to
have the control codes to several am-sats and I randomly change the
freqs all the time, and you suckers fall for it without fail....
And DX? Hello....? Internet....?
:-)
rb
Interesting name, Woody. Yet, it seems to fit.
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