Hamguy" wrote:
Yeppers...you're right. But we all know that many a good ham just
*might*
crank it up above the legal limit to work that rare DX station.
Illegal,
YES...Uncommon, NO.

speak for youself douchbag, for dx on ham bands you its antenna
antenna antenna not like CB where power is everything go back to
channel 19 good buddy lol

On Fri, 03 Sep 2004 02:13:15 GMT, "Hamguy" wrote in
:

Yeppers...you're right. But we all know that many a good ham just *might*
crank it up above the legal limit to work that rare DX station.


No doubt there are a number of hams that feel compelled to substitute
raw RF power for their lack of skill and patience.


Illegal,
YES...


Yes, it is illegal to operate above the legal limits. But your
statement was that an amplifier capable of output power in excess of
the legal limit is illegal. It is not.


Uncommon, NO.


No, Justin, ignorance is not uncommon.


Kinda' like having a Maseratti and keeping it below 55
mph!


......gee, there's that old and stale speeding analogy again.





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"Hamguy" wrote in message ...
Yeppers...you're right. But we all know that many a good ham just *might*
crank it up above the legal limit to work that rare DX station. Illegal,
YES...Uncommon, NO. Kinda' like having a Maseratti and keeping it below 55
mph!


"Sir Cumference" wrote in message
...
Hamguy wrote:

Ya...but it does MORE than the allowed 1500 watts PEP, therefore it's
illegal.

Not illegal for a ham to own and not illegal for him to operate it just
as long as he keeps the amp to the legal llimit.



hamguy = skipp. You should change your nic to the illegalcbhamoutlawguy LOL!