wrote in message ...
"RASTA" wrote:
For auction... Nice Cobra 2000GTL Base CB radio/w Extras Features
include...
AM, USB/LSB, Frequency range 26.815--28.045MHz

Below 26.965 and above 27.405 is not authorized for CB use. 28.000 to
28.045 is the amateur radio band.

-A

Maybe the guy was a HAM. Who knows?

Listening to those frequencys has always been legal.

Owning a radio that can transmit on those frequencies is illegal,
unless you have a license.

-A

From: (Aaron H. Voobner)
Newsgroups: rec.radio.cb
Subject: FS: LOTS OF STUFF, RADIOS AMPS, METERS AND SO ON Date: 13
Jul 2003 23:32:26 -0700
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(Reg1647) wrote in message
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TEXAS STAR MODULATOR $75
SKELETON MODULATOR $75
TEXAS STAR 350V $130
MACO 75 TWO TUBER (RARE) $180
BLACK CAT JB-76B AMP $140
BLACK CAT TUBE MOBILE AMP $60
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or lease, offer for sale or lease (including advertising for sale or
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_





You're not concerned with the rules,,you're merely using them as a way
to cause trouble,,your agenda is quite clear in your attempted forge:




From: (Twistedhed)
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Subject: I Am An Outlaw CB Genius!
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I Am An Outlaw CB Genius!
"Roger Halstead"
.

One more troll!

Roger (K8RI)

"Not a troll Roger, that web page exists, read it. Sporadic Waves has
been a mag for freebanders like me for a long time now. We are also
concerned about truckers on 10 meters as they are usurping our expansion
space. We are eyeing 12 meters as a solution"
_
LOL,,,be done with you, hypocrite, lest one ( a stickler for the rules
) takes it upon themself to notify your ISP and include a collection of
your posts illustrating your,,er,,,purpose....which isn't in accordance
with the rules to which AOL sets forth.

I logged in, saw 20 messages for an instant, then there was one.

Why waste your time on trolls? I realize the water must be a
bit rough right now. The storm is churning in the Gulf...

Scott Unit 69 wrote:
I logged in, saw 20 messages for an instant, then there was one.

Why waste your time on trolls? I realize the water must be a
bit rough right now. The storm is churning in the Gulf...

420, smoke on the water..

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GO# 40
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From: (Scott=A0Unit=A069)
I logged in, saw 20 messages for an instant, then there was one. Why
waste your time on trolls? I realize the water must be a bit rough right
now. The storm is churning in the Gulf...
_
Ah, hell,,it was like what you had a few weeks ago,,rain, rain, and
more rain....2 inches yesterday in less than 2 hours, the weekend wasn't
much better. It's why I can't take winters up north,,the sun stays away
too long and staying indoors for all this amount of time is not healthy
nor conducive to one's reasoning capabilities,,,it makes one go
insane....yea,,that's the ticket...temporary insanity from lack of 'ol
Sol.
I did hear a Galveston mobile the other day. crystal clear and the skip
wasn't wavering at all....I checked the logs and the last time I had
such a direct line to the area was when a hurricane was near the same
spot...those storms in my front yard sal****er pond always make
communications to the horn with ease....had Rhode Island, Delaware, and
parts of Pennsylvania yesterday on 38 SSB, no Maryland,,,,lately when we
get skip from Maryland, it seems to always come from the other side of
the state.

In response to your endeavors involving knocking the AMers from Florida
off the frequency with 200 whiskey SSB on the sideband channels, try
channel 40..you can do this as frequently as you wish and never run out
of Florida AMers..of course, with what some of these folks are running,
even 200 watts through a beam isn't going to get you heard over the
folks that use 4 digit linears to do battle with a station a half mile
away, and there are plenty. We may supercede Phoenix as the wild, wild,
untamed radio void...ah, what the hell,,......,,everyone across the
country is talking to Fl or TX...Arizona gets out only when we unkey and
has lost their stature.....turn on any eleven meter radio ( when the DX
is running ) and one hears DXers from Fl or TX or those that are calling
for Fl or TX on a daily basis. Next time the skip is running from your
area, email me,,we may be able to communicate.,...........perhaps
legally.

communications to the horn with ease....had Rhode Island, Delaware, and
parts of Pennsylvania yesterday on 38 SSB, no Maryland,,,,lately when we
get skip from Maryland, it seems to always come from the other side of
the state.


Florida is a hard state to hit from here, like New York City. Upstate
works. I hear south starting about the Carolinas.


In response to your endeavors involving knocking the AMers from Florida
off the frequency with 200 whiskey SSB on the sideband channels, try
channel 40..you can do this as frequently as you wish and never run out


40 is used here by a group that's been on CB longer then me, and are hams
as well. I keep hearing them on the bands. I may have to make contact soon...


for Fl or TX on a daily basis. Next time the skip is running from your
area, email me,,we may be able to communicate.,...........perhaps
legally.


Since the skip noise has been overwhelming lately, 90% of our club
is hanging on 2 meter simplex. About every half hour, someone checks
11 meters and reports it's still trashed, so we stay on 2. We would
like to be able to use 11 so we don't have to be so careful as to
what we say. It will be on tonight. Net is 2030 local time.

From: (Scott=A0Unit=A069)
Florida is a hard state to hit from here, like


New York City.



Ahh,,your New York is my Georgia..I hit it last week for the first time
in almost two years.



Upstate works. I hear south starting about the


Carolinas.



And I hear north, beginning with SC, all the way up the coast.,,with the
exception of MD (usually).
_
In response to your endeavors involving knocking the AMers from Florida
off the frequency with 200 whiskey SSB on the sideband channels, try
channel 40..



40 is used here by a group that's been on CB


longer then me, and are hams as well. I keep


hearing them on the bands. I may have to


make contact soon...





Channel 40 AM has been in use as long as I can remember in this
area...appears it's that way in many areas of the country. Somehow, I
don't think that's going to change.
I can think of a few hammies right off the bat in this area who are
die-hard AMers on cb, but there are way more freebanders in the area.
_
=A0=A0Next time the skip is running from your area, email me,,we may be
able to communicate.,...........perhaps legally.



Since the skip noise has been overwhelming


lately, 90% of our club is hanging on 2 meter


simplex. About every half hour, someone


checks 11 meters and reports it's still trashed,


so we stay on 2.




Haha..I know some locals who share your view,,but to others, that
overwhelming skip noise is music to our ears.




We would like to be able to


use 11 so we don't have to be so careful as to


what we say. It will be on tonight. Net is 2030


local time.




Rain check.

(Aaron H. Voobner) wrote:
wrote in message
...
"RASTA" wrote:
For auction... Nice Cobra 2000GTL Base CB radio/w Extras Features
include...
AM, USB/LSB, Frequency range 26.815--28.045MHz

Below 26.965 and above 27.405 is not authorized for CB use. 28.000
to 28.045 is the amateur radio band.

-A

Maybe the guy was a HAM. Who knows?

Listening to those frequencys has always been legal.

Owning a radio that can transmit on those frequencies is illegal,
unless you have a license.

-A

Only if you transmit.

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"Aaron H. Voobner" wrote in message
m...
wrote in message ...
"RASTA" wrote:
For auction... Nice Cobra 2000GTL Base CB radio/w Extras Features
include...
AM, USB/LSB, Frequency range 26.815--28.045MHz

Below 26.965 and above 27.405 is not authorized for CB use. 28.000 to
28.045 is the amateur radio band.

-A

Maybe the guy was a HAM. Who knows?

Listening to those frequencys has always been legal.

Owning a radio that can transmit on those frequencies is illegal,
unless you have a license.

-A

I wonder if the Department of Defense knows
about your use of their equipment to troll the newsgroup.

Landshark


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whois -h magic 198.26.132.99
Trying whois -h whois.arin.net 198.26.132.99

OrgName: DoD Network Information Center
OrgID: DNIC
Address: 7990 Science Applications Ct
Address: M/S CV 50
City: Vienna
StateProv: VA
PostalCode: 22183-7000
Country: US

NetRange: 198.25.0.0 - 198.26.255.255
CIDR: 198.25.0.0/16, 198.26.0.0/16
NetName: NETBLK-DLA-C
NetHandle: NET-198-25-0-0-1
Parent: NET-198-0-0-0-0
NetType: Direct Allocation
NameServer: AAA-KELLY.NIPR.MIL
NameServer: AAA-VAIHINGEN.NIPR.MIL
NameServer: AAA-WHEELER.NIPR.MIL
NameServer: AAA-VIENNA.NIPR.MIL
Comment: DLA Systems Automation Center
Comment: 3990 E. Broad St.
Comment: Columbus, OH 43216 US
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Updated: 1997-06-13

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# Enter ? for additional hints on searching ARIN's WHOIS database.

In , "Landshark"
. wrote:


"Aaron H. Voobner" wrote in message
om...
wrote in message ...
"RASTA" wrote:
For auction... Nice Cobra 2000GTL Base CB radio/w Extras Features
include...
AM, USB/LSB, Frequency range 26.815--28.045MHz

Below 26.965 and above 27.405 is not authorized for CB use. 28.000 to
28.045 is the amateur radio band.

-A

Maybe the guy was a HAM. Who knows?

Listening to those frequencys has always been legal.

Owning a radio that can transmit on those frequencies is illegal,
unless you have a license.

-A

I wonder if the Department of Defense knows
about your use of their equipment to troll the newsgroup.

Landshark

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