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I am interested in expanding my freeband hobby but do not wish to take t
he General class hammie test until the code is dropped. My question is d
oes anyone know when the code will be dropped and how long woould I need
to wait until the written General test is simplified such as the Tech t
est is now?

Plase email me a WAV of morse code so I can hear what it sounded like wh
en the old hammies used it.


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Twistedhed wrote:

I am interested in expanding my freeband hobby but do not wish to take t
he General class hammie test until the code is dropped. My question is d
oes anyone know when the code will be dropped and how long woould I need
to wait until the written General test is simplified such as the Tech t
est is now?

Plase email me a WAV of morse code so I can hear what it sounded like wh
en the old hammies used it.


There is the twistie wanna-be posting from x-echo.com again.

Forge

"Twistedhed" wrote in message ...
I am interested in expanding my freeband hobby but do not wish to take t
he General class hammie test until the code is dropped. My question is d
oes anyone know when the code will be dropped and how long woould I need
to wait until the written General test is simplified such as the Tech t
est is now?

Plase email me a WAV of morse code so I can hear what it sounded like wh
en the old hammies used it.


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In , "Hypocrite Landshark"
wrote:

Forge

Wrong. The noun 'forge' is defined as a furnance used to shape metal. The word
used to describe anything forged is 'forgery'.

BTW, when are you ever going to post anything even remotely related to CB radio?





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On 1 Nov 2003 23:31:16 GMT, Twistedhed wrote:

I am interested in expanding my freeband hobby but do not wish to take t
he General class hammie test until the code is dropped. My question is d
oes anyone know when the code will be dropped and how long woould I need
to wait until the written General test is simplified such as the Tech t
est is now?

www.nocode.org




Vinnie S.

Vinnie S. wrote:
On 1 Nov 2003 23:31:16 GMT, Twistedhed wrote:

I am interested in expanding my freeband hobby but do not wish to take t
he General class hammie test until the code is dropped. My question is d
oes anyone know when the code will be dropped and how long woould I need
to wait until the written General test is simplified such as the Tech t
est is now?

www.nocode.org

Vinnie S.

You should post that site in the policy group, then run. g

JJ wrote:
Twistedhed wrote:

I am interested in expanding my freeband hobby but do not wish to take
t he General class hammie test until the code is dropped. My question
is d oes anyone know when the code will be dropped and how long woould
I need
to wait until the written General test is simplified such as the Tech
t est is now?

Plase email me a WAV of morse code so I can hear what it sounded like
wh en the old hammies used it.


There is the twistie wanna-be posting from x-echo.com again.

His bait smells like the north end of a south bound mule.

The future of the code is still in limbo, and could be resolved in several
months, or years. As far as the written, it is about as easy now, as it ever
has been.



"Twistedhed" wrote in message
...
I am interested in expanding my freeband hobby but do not wish to take t
he General class hammie test until the code is dropped. My question is d
oes anyone know when the code will be dropped and how long woould I need
to wait until the written General test is simplified such as the Tech t
est is now?

Plase email me a WAV of morse code so I can hear what it sounded like wh
en the old hammies used it.


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On 02 Nov 2003 05:45:20 GMT, Steveo wrote:

Vinnie S. wrote:
On 1 Nov 2003 23:31:16 GMT, Twistedhed wrote:

I am interested in expanding my freeband hobby but do not wish to take t
he General class hammie test until the code is dropped. My question is d
oes anyone know when the code will be dropped and how long woould I need
to wait until the written General test is simplified such as the Tech t
est is now?

www.nocode.org

Vinnie S.

You should post that site in the policy group, then run. g


Hello there, my friend Moped. Can't wait till the FCC drops code, and then I
will get the same HF privilages as most hams. What a bummer.

Vinnie S.

Stay on Freeband.....we don't want YOU........a happy "hammie"
"Twistedhed" wrote in message
...
I am interested in expanding my freeband hobby but do not wish to take t
he General class hammie test until the code is dropped. My question is d
oes anyone know when the code will be dropped and how long woould I need
to wait until the written General test is simplified such as the Tech t
est is now?

Plase email me a WAV of morse code so I can hear what it sounded like wh
en the old hammies used it.


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Twistedhed wrote in
:

I am interested in expanding my freeband hobby but do not wish to take
t he General class hammie test until the code is dropped. My question
is d oes anyone know when the code will be dropped and how long woould
I need
to wait until the written General test is simplified such as the Tech
t
est is now?

Plase email me a WAV of morse code so I can hear what it sounded like
wh en the old hammies used it.


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I will probably be dropped soon, but the FCC has to go through standard
procedures with all the pending petitions. The international requirement
was dropped on July 5th, so by next July it should probably be gone in the
US.

begone, foul beast, back under your bridge...

Alun Palmer wrote:


I will probably be dropped soon, but the FCC has to go through standard
procedures with all the pending petitions. The international requirement
was dropped on July 5th, so by next July it should probably be gone in the
US.

Hehhe. Alun, you should be on the welcoming committee for this dude!

- Mike KB3EIA -

I hope the code stays.
Its a filter to keep the dumb ass CBers on their band. Tuned up on the
band the other day and all that was there was a bunch of skip shooters, with
no intelligence conversation at all, especially the DARK ONES on channel 6,
and 11, going BREAK BREAK BREAK BREAK BREAK BREAK YOUTHEMAN, YOUTHEMAN
YOUTHEMAN, GETDOWN GETDOWN GETDOWN it sounded like a bunch of rachitjaw
bull****.Bleeding five channels hell they could not understand them selves
with all that over modulation. Could not imagine it if they came to Ham.
Most would have to back to school just to learn to count to ten, and say
ABC. Then on CH 19 all there was a bunch of truckers with pussy on their
mind and sucking titties. I guess in their position I don,t blame them. That
is what lot Lizards are far.

From: (Mike=A0Coslo)
Alun Palmer wrote:
I will probably be dropped soon, but the FCC has to go through standard
procedures with all the pending petitions. The international requirement
was dropped on July 5th, so by next July it should probably be gone in
the US.
_
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0H ehhe. Alun, you should
be on the

welcoming committee for this dude!
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0- Mike KB3EIA -
_
Alun (sic) IS the committee.
Besides,,,it's widely known I LOVE code....it's why the nocodes profess
their devotion to me on a daily basis....they can't handle nor stand the
fact that many have real licenses (above the nocode street-entry level
license) also play with cb.....it's why certain hammies that claim they
plan to upgrade remain nocodes.....they are unable to learn code....it's
a terrible thing, their levels of frustration. Please don't be too hard
on their impotence and incompetence,,,,,,,,when they are too busy
failing and performing for us, they are not on the air. Tis a good
thing.

From: (Hammie=A0ex=A0CBer)
I hope the code stays.
=A0
Me too.
_
=A0Its a filter to keep the dumb ass CBers on

their band.
_
No, IT is not. One needs merely look at N8WWM and his unmerry nocode
supporters (hyuk) in this group! You maybe think their behavior on te
radio is somehow different of that of which they display in here? Highly
doubtful. These dogs are incapable of learing new tricks. Not only are
they intent in remaining ignorant, but content as well.
_

Tuned up on the band the other day and all

that was there was a bunch of skip shooters,

with no intelligence conversation at all,
_
It's called hit and run,,,not unlike a DX contest on ten meter.
_
especially the DARK ONES on channel 6,
_
"Dark ones"? You must be new to cb.
_

and 11, going BREAK BREAK BREAK

BREAK BREAK BREAK YOUTHEMAN,

YOUTHEMAN YOUTHEMAN, GETDOWN

GETDOWN GETDOWN it sounded like a

bunch of rachitjaw bull****.
_
Hey,,,what difference should it make to you what is said? This "tune-up"
you possibly heard is much more sane than much of the two meter junk one
hears round the clock.
_



Bleeding five channels hell they could not

understand them selves with all that over

modulation.

_
Seems to everyone else (the users of that freq) they understand just
fine. Merely because you are unable to comprehend, doesn't mean the rest
suffer from your malady. Projection of what ails you is not channel
sixes problem, nor channel 11.
_


Could not imagine it if they came to Ham.
_
Came to ham? This illustrates your mistaken belief that none are
crrently hammies. You must be new to ham, in addition to cb. Stick
around, and we can put to rest the myths of which you have taken belief.
_
Most would have to back to school just to

learn to count to ten, and say ABC.

_
You mean in order to produce a stellar sentence? Like an example modeled
after the incompetent one you just managed to produce? LOL...touche, OM!
Haha!
_
Then on CH 19 all there was a bunch of

truckers with pussy on their mind and sucking

titties.
_
Well, we can't all claim to share the same-sex affinity of which you
appear to partake.
_
I guess in their position
_
Employment? Yes,,,all you can do is guess regarding such.

I don,t blame them.


And it wouldn't matter to anyone on earth if you did otherwise.
_
That is what lot Lizards are far.

_
Are you still active or do the terms of your probation forbid you from
further trespass at the truck stops?

by the way there are a few of us"dumd ass cbs' that have been around
sense the 60ies we paid $200 for our license and keep things well behaved
back then

Hammie ex CBer wrote:

I hope the code stays.
Its a filter to keep the dumb ass CBers on their band. Tuned up on the
band the other day and all that was there was a bunch of skip shooters, with
no intelligence conversation at all, especially the DARK ONES on channel 6,
and 11, going BREAK BREAK BREAK BREAK BREAK BREAK YOUTHEMAN, YOUTHEMAN
YOUTHEMAN, GETDOWN GETDOWN GETDOWN it sounded like a bunch of rachitjaw
bull****.Bleeding five channels hell they could not understand them selves
with all that over modulation. Could not imagine it if they came to Ham.
Most would have to back to school just to learn to count to ten, and say
ABC. Then on CH 19 all there was a bunch of truckers with pussy on their
mind and sucking titties. I guess in their position I don,t blame them. That
is what lot Lizards are far.

Mike Coslo wrote in
t:

Alun Palmer wrote:


I will probably be dropped soon, but the FCC has to go through
standard procedures with all the pending petitions. The international
requirement was dropped on July 5th, so by next July it should
probably be gone in the US.

Hehhe. Alun, you should be on the welcoming committee for this
dude!

- Mike KB3EIA -



It's a difficult question. Do we applaud him for wanting to go legal? Or
do we slam him for ever having operated illegally? I have known former
pirate radio ooperators whose behaviour on the ham bands after they got a
licence was exemplary.

"W7TI" wrote in message
...
On 4 Nov 2003 05:06:02 GMT, Alun Palmer wrote:

I have known former
pirate radio ooperators whose behaviour on the ham bands after they got a
licence was exemplary.

__________________________________________________ _______

Not sure what an "ooperator" is, but there are other criminals whose
subsequent behavior is also exemplary. Should their past behavior be
ignored? The difference is only in degree, not in kind.


If they have already been punished in some way by the courts, then the
answer to your query is (or should be) yes. If they have not been punished
in some way by the courts, then, de facto, they have not been found guilty
of any crime, and are to be presumed innocent.

From: (Alun=A0Palmer)
Mike Coslo wrote in
t:
Alun Palmer wrote:
I will probably be dropped soon, but the FCC has to go through standard
procedures with all the pending petitions. The international requirement
was dropped on July 5th, so by next July it should probably be gone in
the US.
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0
Hehhe. Alun, you should be on the welcoming

committee for this =A0 =A0 dude!

=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0- Mike KB3EIA -
_
It's a difficult question. Do we applaud him for wanting to go legal? Or
do we slam him for ever having operated illegally? I have known former
pirate radio ooperators whose behaviour on the ham bands after they got
a licence was exemplary.
_
How is it a difficult question? You're not a hammie, so utilizing the
term "we" is nothing but a deliberate false impression. So much for any
credibiliy you were attemping. Go back to your other ID, since you have
the need to feel accepted by others.

It's a difficult question. Do we applaud him for wanting to go legal? Or
do we slam him for ever having operated illegally? I have known former
pirate radio ooperators whose behaviour on the ham bands after they got
a licence was exemplary.

Where's the difficulty?
To quote the nice lady at the IRS office, "It's never too late to come
clean".

"W7TI" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 4 Nov 2003 16:46:35 +0900, "Brenda Ann"
wrote:

If they have already been punished in some way by the courts, then the
answer to your query is (or should be) yes. If they have not been
punished
in some way by the courts, then, de facto, they have not been found
guilty
of any crime, and are to be presumed innocent.

__________________________________________________ _______

What a great concept! If they've been punished, then hands off. If
they've NOT been punished, then hands off also.

I'd say you're a natural-born criminal lawyer (in both senses of the
word).


It's our system of law. They taught it to us in junior high school social
studies. I know I'm getting old, but I don't think things have changed all
that much...

Alun Palmer wrote:
Mike Coslo wrote in
t:


Alun Palmer wrote:



I will probably be dropped soon, but the FCC has to go through
standard procedures with all the pending petitions. The international
requirement was dropped on July 5th, so by next July it should
probably be gone in the US.

Hehhe. Alun, you should be on the welcoming committee for this
dude!

- Mike KB3EIA -




It's a difficult question. Do we applaud him for wanting to go legal? Or
do we slam him for ever having operated illegally? I have known former
pirate radio ooperators whose behaviour on the ham bands after they got a
licence was exemplary.

Then let us hope that he is a shining beacon of behavior for the cause
of those who do away for the code test!

- Mike KB3EIA -

In , "Dave VanHorn"
wrote:


It's a difficult question. Do we applaud him for wanting to go legal? Or
do we slam him for ever having operated illegally? I have known former
pirate radio ooperators whose behaviour on the ham bands after they got
a licence was exemplary.

Where's the difficulty?
To quote the nice lady at the IRS office, "It's never too late to come
clean".

Twisty has a problem with anyone that can admit their faults.







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Mike Coslo wrote:
Alun Palmer wrote:
Mike Coslo wrote in
t:


Alun Palmer wrote:



I will probably be dropped soon, but the FCC has to go through
standard procedures with all the pending petitions. The international
requirement was dropped on July 5th, so by next July it should
probably be gone in the US.

Hehhe. Alun, you should be on the welcoming committee for this
dude!

- Mike KB3EIA -




It's a difficult question. Do we applaud him for wanting to go legal?
Or do we slam him for ever having operated illegally? I have known
former pirate radio ooperators whose behaviour on the ham bands after
they got a licence was exemplary.

Then let us hope that he is a shining beacon of behavior for the
cause of those who do away for the code test!

- Mike KB3EIA -

It will be like the Cingular commercial.."can you hear me now?" g

Steveo wrote:
Mike Coslo wrote:
Then let us hope that he is a shining beacon of behavior for
the cause of those who do away for the code test!

- Mike KB3EIA -

It will be like the Cingular commercial.."can you hear me now?" g

I just saved a ton of money on my auto insurance.

"Steveo" wrote in message
...
Steveo wrote:
Mike Coslo wrote:
Then let us hope that he is a shining beacon of behavior for
the cause of those who do away for the code test!

- Mike KB3EIA -

It will be like the Cingular commercial.."can you hear me now?" g

I just saved a ton of money on my auto insurance.

Watching a little more TV lately?

Landshark


--
We are men at work, we've got a job to do.
Neil Young

Steveo wrote:
Steveo wrote:

Mike Coslo wrote:

Then let us hope that he is a shining beacon of behavior for
the cause of those who do away for the code test!

- Mike KB3EIA -


It will be like the Cingular commercial.."can you hear me now?" g

I just saved a ton of money on my auto insurance.

AFLAC!

- Mike KB3EIA -

Mike Coslo wrote:
Steveo wrote:
Steveo wrote:

Mike Coslo wrote:

Then let us hope that he is a shining beacon of behavior for
the cause of those who do away for the code test!

- Mike KB3EIA -


It will be like the Cingular commercial.."can you hear me now?" g

I just saved a ton of money on my auto insurance.

AFLAC!

- Mike KB3EIA -

Gilbert at his best.

"Landshark" wrote:
"Steveo" wrote in message
...
Steveo wrote:
Mike Coslo wrote:
Then let us hope that he is a shining beacon of behavior
for the cause of those who do away for the code test!

- Mike KB3EIA -

It will be like the Cingular commercial.."can you hear me now?" g

I just saved a ton of money on my auto insurance.

Watching a little more TV lately?

Landshark

You too! ;)

Frank Gillinad wrote:
Twisty has a problem with anyone that can

admit their faults.
_
=A0=A0Twisty doesn't have any problems. You just finished dodging an
inquiry of why you are all-consumed with me. This makes me your problem.
And you never admitted your faults,,it was forcibly extracted. Your lies
and self-contradicting posts were illustrated side-by-side,,you were
given no choice in the matter.

That's the other Inferior spectrum user VERIZON



"Steveo" wrote in message
...
Mike Coslo wrote:
Alun Palmer wrote:
Mike Coslo wrote in
t:


Alun Palmer wrote:



I will probably be dropped soon, but the FCC has to go through
standard procedures with all the pending petitions. The international
requirement was dropped on July 5th, so by next July it should
probably be gone in the US.

Hehhe. Alun, you should be on the welcoming committee for this
dude!

- Mike KB3EIA -




It's a difficult question. Do we applaud him for wanting to go legal?
Or do we slam him for ever having operated illegally? I have known
former pirate radio ooperators whose behaviour on the ham bands after
they got a licence was exemplary.

Then let us hope that he is a shining beacon of behavior for the
cause of those who do away for the code test!

- Mike KB3EIA -

It will be like the Cingular commercial.."can you hear me now?" g