|
Citizens For A Keyclown-Free Newsgroup wrote in message
No such callsign as wd6fu Does he say that it is his Amateur callsign? If not, then you are jumping to conclusions which do not fit - this is a CB group. |
"Brainbuster" wrote:
Citizens For A Keyclown-Free Newsgroup wrote in message No such callsign as wd6fu Does he say that it is his Amateur callsign? If not, then you are jumping to conclusions which do not fit - this is a CB group. Don't cornfuse him with the facts, Brain, he's never made a CB post except to call us gay or criminals. |
"Brainbuster" wrote in message ...
Citizens For A Keyclown-Free Newsgroup wrote in message No such callsign as wd6fu Does he say that it is his Amateur callsign? If not, then you are jumping to conclusions which do not fit - this is a CB group. Fork you you mother forker. (Did I say this was an insult? If not, then you are jumping to conclusions which do not fit) |
Steveo wrote in message ...
Don't cornfuse him with the facts, The same thing happened on the UK CB group, where someone used a nicname and an Amateur started whining about using an Amateur callsign which was not their's. What they fail to realise is that Amateur callsigns have no meaning outside of Amateur radio - their sole use of that series of letters and numbers only relates to use on Amateur radio. Also, they are not the only use of a series of letters and numbers. Not all such strings are Ham callsigns - specially on a CB newsgroup. Regards, Peter. |
"Brainbuster" wrote in message ...
Steveo wrote in message ... Don't cornfuse him with the facts, The same thing happened on the UK CB group, where someone used a nicname and an Amateur started whining about using an Amateur callsign which was not their's. What they fail to realise is that Amateur callsigns have no meaning outside of Amateur radio - their sole use of that series of letters and numbers only relates to use on Amateur radio. Also, they are not the only use of a series of letters and numbers. Not all such strings are Ham callsigns - specially on a CB newsgroup. A ham callsign has no meaning in a cb newsgroup???It has been pointed out here many times by the keyclowns there are hams who are also cbers and the only difference between ham and cb is just a peice of paper so dont try that BS in here brainbluster. |
Citizens For A Keyclown-Free Newsgroup wrote: "Brainbuster" wrote in message ... Steveo wrote in message ... Don't cornfuse him with the facts, The same thing happened on the UK CB group, where someone used a nicname and an Amateur started whining about using an Amateur callsign which was not their's. What they fail to realise is that Amateur callsigns have no meaning outside of Amateur radio - their sole use of that series of letters and numbers only relates to use on Amateur radio. Also, they are not the only use of a series of letters and numbers. Not all such strings are Ham callsigns - specially on a CB newsgroup. A ham callsign has no meaning in a cb newsgroup???It has been pointed out here many times by the keyclowns there are hams who are also cbers and the only difference between ham and cb is just a peice of paper so dont try that BS in here brainbluster. huh?????????? |
jim wrote in message
... huh?????????? BTW: As the original post was about Ham callsigns out side of the Amateur radio World, maybe you could clear up a another matter about how things work over there... If you apply for a job as a baker, butcher, nurse, brain surgeon, pilot, etc. and in the Interview, when asked what qualifications or experience you have, you produce nowt but an Amateur Radio licence... would it get you the job? All certificates have their place. None of the certificates I have would not get me any of the above jobs - they mean nothing to the people involved... but they have got me plenty of jobs in the fields they cover. Happy Christmas. Peter. |
jim wrote in message
... Citizens For A Keyclown-Free Newsgroup wrote: A ham callsign has no meaning in a cb newsgroup???It has been pointed out here many times by the keyclowns there are hams who are also cbers and the only difference between ham and cb is just a peice of paper so dont try that BS in here brainbluster. huh?????????? Hi Jim. Sure, their reaction is rather strange... and it fails to give a reason why someone should assume that anything used by a CBer on a CB newsgroup must be a "Ham" callsign - even when, as they admit, there is no such Ham callsign. But, as it seems that they believe that an Amateur licence has some meaning to the CB radio service, and I know that some CB and Ham rules are different over there (such as you being allowed more power than us Brits), maybe you could clear up a few matters for me (and possible them)... Does an American Amateur licence allow the holder: 1. To use more power on CB than a non-Ham can? 2. To use more CB channels than a non-Ham? 3. To use the "splits" or "alpha channels" as CB channels? 4. To use his Amateur radio to transmit on the CB band? 5. More rights to any CB frequency than a non-Ham CBer has? Or does it make the person: 1. Obliged to give their Amateur callsign when using a CB radio? 2. A "radio cop" with the rights to harrass non-Ham CBers? 3. Lord and Master over non-Ham CBers? Because if, like here in the UK, the Ham licence holding CBer is bound by the same rules as a non-Ham CBer... then the licence has no meaning on CB. And, as this is a CB newsgroup, it has no meaning here. If someone wishes to use it to identify themself, just as a "Social Security" or "National Insurance" number would, that is up to them. There could be 1000s of people with the same name, but a Ham callsign refers to just one person in the World. One thing it does do, is allow people to look you up at sites like "qrz", and use the info to harass them, send them something used and nasty in the mail, 'phone them at all hours just to anoy them, or even turn up at their door. For that reason, I fail to see the appeal of giving ones callsign out on newsgroups. Happy Christmas. Peter. |
Brainbuster wrote: jim wrote in message ... Citizens For A Keyclown-Free Newsgroup wrote: A ham callsign has no meaning in a cb newsgroup???It has been pointed out here many times by the keyclowns there are hams who are also cbers and the only difference between ham and cb is just a peice of paper so dont try that BS in here brainbluster. huh?????????? Hi Jim. Sure, their reaction is rather strange... and it fails to give a reason why someone should assume that anything used by a CBer on a CB newsgroup must be a "Ham" callsign - even when, as they admit, there is no such Ham callsign. But, as it seems that they believe that an Amateur licence has some meaning to the CB radio service, and I know that some CB and Ham rules are different over there (such as you being allowed more power than us Brits), maybe you could clear up a few matters for me (and possible them)... what are the power limits for the cb operators in england? does wales, scotland & n. ireland follow along? Does an American Amateur licence allow the holder: 1. To use more power on CB than a non-Ham can? 2. To use more CB channels than a non-Ham? 3. To use the "splits" or "alpha channels" as CB channels? 4. To use his Amateur radio to transmit on the CB band? 5. More rights to any CB frequency than a non-Ham CBer has? Or does it make the person: 1. Obliged to give their Amateur callsign when using a CB radio? 2. A "radio cop" with the rights to harrass non-Ham CBers? 3. Lord and Master over non-Ham CBers? Because if, like here in the UK, the Ham licence holding CBer is bound by the same rules as a non-Ham CBer... then the licence has no meaning on CB. And, as this is a CB newsgroup, it has no meaning here. If someone wishes to use it to identify themself, just as a "Social Security" or "National Insurance" number would, that is up to them. There could be 1000s of people with the same name, but a Ham callsign refers to just one person in the World. One thing it does do, is allow people to look you up at sites like "qrz", and use the info to harass them, send them something used and nasty in the mail, 'phone them at all hours just to anoy them, or even turn up at their door. For that reason, I fail to see the appeal of giving ones callsign out on newsgroups. giving the call on amateur ng's would make sense. here its who gives a flying f at a rolling doughnut if one posts the call, as it should be... Happy Christmas. Peter. Prosperus new year to you... |
jim wrote in message
... what are the power limits for the cb operators in england? does wales, scotland & n. ireland follow along? 4 Watts. Yes, Scotland, Wales, and N. Ireland will follow along. They do not have the power to overrule such laws. Not sure about ROI. Happy new year. Peter. |
"Brainbuster" wrote in message ...
jim wrote in message ... Citizens For A Keyclown-Free Newsgroup wrote: A ham callsign has no meaning in a cb newsgroup???It has been pointed out here many times by the keyclowns there are hams who are also cbers and the only difference between ham and cb is just a peice of paper so dont try that BS in here brainbluster. huh?????????? Hi Jim. Sure, their reaction is rather strange... and it fails to give a reason why someone should assume that anything used by a CBer on a CB newsgroup must be a "Ham" callsign - even when, as they admit, there is no such Ham callsign. But, as it seems that they believe that an Amateur licence has some meaning to the CB radio service, and I know that some CB and Ham rules are different over there (such as you being allowed more power than us Brits), maybe you could clear up a few matters for me (and possible them)... Does an American Amateur licence allow the holder: 1. To use more power on CB than a non-Ham can? No. They're limited to 4 watts AM and 12 watts SSB like everyone else. 2. To use more CB channels than a non-Ham? No. 3. To use the "splits" or "alpha channels" as CB channels? No. 4. To use his Amateur radio to transmit on the CB band? No. Absolutely prohibited under CB Rules. They're not type accepted for CB use. 5. More rights to any CB frequency than a non-Ham CBer has? No. Or does it make the person: 1. Obliged to give their Amateur callsign when using a CB radio? No. Amateur callsigns are irrelevant on CB. Different Rules apply. 2. A "radio cop" with the rights to harrass non-Ham CBers? No, although some here seem to think otherwise. 3. Lord and Master over non-Ham CBers? Nope. In fact, some of the so-called licensed hams (and non-hams) who prowl this newsgroup could learn a few things from the CBers. Because if, like here in the UK, the Ham licence holding CBer is bound by the same rules as a non-Ham CBer... then the licence has no meaning on CB. That is correct here, also. And, as this is a CB newsgroup, it has no meaning here. If someone wishes to use it to identify themself, just as a "Social Security" or "National Insurance" number would, that is up to them. There could be 1000s of people with the same name, but a Ham callsign refers to just one person in the World. One thing it does do, is allow people to look you up at sites like "qrz", and use the info to harass them, send them something used and nasty in the mail, 'phone them at all hours just to anoy them, or even turn up at their door. For that reason, I fail to see the appeal of giving ones callsign out on newsgroups. Happy Christmas. Peter. Hope you had a good one. |
|
(Richard Cranium) wrote in message . com...
(Repeaterjammers For A Keyclown-Free Newsgroup) wrote in message . com... "Brainbuster" wrote in message ... Citizens For A Keyclown-Free Newsgroup wrote in message No such callsign as wd6fu Does he say that it is his Amateur callsign? If not, then you are jumping to conclusions which do not fit - this is a CB group. Fork you you mother forker. (Did I say this was an insult? If not, then you are jumping to conclusions which do not fit) Yet another intelligent post from DouGay Adair. Can't ever stay on topic or be civil, because he's not mature enough. Anus you are one stupid son of a pig. That aint Doug. In any case, who gives a ****. Answer: YOU. ehheehheh life is so good when you aint a faggot ass cranus the anus...HARDEEHARRHARRRHARR! |
Richard Cranium wrote in message ...
"Brainbuster" wrote in message ... snip Happy Christmas. Peter. Hope you had a good one. Sure did. I had the children going for a little while. First I let them have the small presents, with the console games coming last. As my Son opened the first of the console games, he found a soccer game made only for the X-Box... but he only has the PS1, PS2, GBC, GBA, etc. He had no X-Box, and there were no big boxes left... so I tell him that the shop has moved the games around (as they have) and that I will sort it out for him. They then procede to open another present, a spare controller... for anX-Box. At that point, I pulled out a big box from it's hiding place. The look on their faces said it all, they knew what that was without opening it. Opening the other wrapped games kept them busy while I set it up. Happy new year. Peter. |
| All times are GMT +1. The time now is 02:57 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
RadioBanter.com