RadioBanter - View Single Post - Question for the No coders : post from Kim

August 8th 03, 03:28 AM

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(Brian Kelly) writes:

(N2EY) wrote in message
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(Brian Kelly) writes:

Is there a CW equivalent of the W6NUT repeater, 14,313 or 3950?

We're not quite above such things.

Yes, we are.

Maybe your "we" but I've run into some other "we's" on CW who are not
as lily-white. The infamous antics in the CW pileups on Don Miller
come to mind for one.

That was 35+ years ago. If you have to go back that far to find a one bad guy
on CW, that's pretty good, I think.

You oughta been there the nite in
the early '70s when the Big Guns got together and decided to hammer
Radio Moscow off a freq around 7.030. You bet it worked, Moscow moved
up the band and didn't come back.

That was hams uniting to repel an illegal intruder. 7.000 to 7.100 has been
worldwide exclusive amateur since at least 1929.

Was there any enforcement action from FCC?

I dunno. If the feds did happen to be listening they probably enjoyed
it.

'zactly. Riley has said you that an authorized station is not protected from
interference of any kind. Radio Moscow had plenty of SWBC bandspace to play in.

73 de Jim, N2EY