http://www.kb8ygc.com/Repeater.pdf

This comes from www.copper.com "forums". Apparently, there is a "repeater"
for the chicken band on the air. The link at the very top has pictures,
circuitry and everything! Is this not against the law? .

Jerry

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http://www.kb8ygc.com/Repeater.pdf

This comes from www.copper.com "forums". Apparently, there is a
"repeater"
for the chicken band on the air. The link at the very top has pictures,
circuitry and everything! Is this not against the law? .

Jerry




IT MOST CERTAINLY IS...........

NS

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http://www.kb8ygc.com/Repeater.pdf

This comes from www.copper.com "forums". Apparently, there is a

"repeater"

for the chicken band on the air. The link at the very top has pictures,
circuitry and everything! Is this not against the law? .

Jerry





IT MOST CERTAINLY IS...........

NS


where did you get this info that it is illegal? no flame just curious.

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et...
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"Jerry" wrote in message
...

http://www.kb8ygc.com/Repeater.pdf

This comes from www.copper.com "forums". Apparently, there is a

"repeater"

for the chicken band on the air. The link at the very top has pictures,
circuitry and everything! Is this not against the law? .

Jerry





IT MOST CERTAINLY IS...........

NS


where did you get this info that it is illegal? no flame just curious.

quote
FCC: Part 95, RULE 19 - Remote Control Operations
{A} You MAY NOT operate a CB station transmitter by RADIO remote control.
{B} You MAY operate a CB transmitter by WIRELINE remote control IF you
obtain specific approval in writing from the FCC. To obtain FCC approval you
must show why you need to operate your station by wireline remote control.
Send your request and justification to:
FCC, Gettysburg, PA 17325.
If you receive FCC approval, you must keep the approval as part of your
station records (read Rule 27 on station records).
/quote

In other words, a repeater is just a radio remote controled station. Even if
you put the receiver (input) at one end of town and you get approval to wire
control the transmitter (output) at the other end of town, you are still
indirectly operating the transmiter by radio remote control (illegal). Sux,
don't it.

-Dr.X

Dr.X wrote:

"jim" wrote in message
et...

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"Jerry" wrote in message
. net...


http://www.kb8ygc.com/Repeater.pdf

This comes from www.copper.com "forums". Apparently, there is a

"repeater"


for the chicken band on the air. The link at the very top has pictures,
circuitry and everything! Is this not against the law? .

Jerry





IT MOST CERTAINLY IS...........

NS



where did you get this info that it is illegal? no flame just curious.


quote
FCC: Part 95, RULE 19 - Remote Control Operations
{A} You MAY NOT operate a CB station transmitter by RADIO remote control.
{B} You MAY operate a CB transmitter by WIRELINE remote control IF you
obtain specific approval in writing from the FCC. To obtain FCC approval you
must show why you need to operate your station by wireline remote control.
Send your request and justification to:
FCC, Gettysburg, PA 17325.
If you receive FCC approval, you must keep the approval as part of your
station records (read Rule 27 on station records).
/quote

In other words, a repeater is just a radio remote controled station. Even if
you put the receiver (input) at one end of town and you get approval to wire
control the transmitter (output) at the other end of town, you are still
indirectly operating the transmiter by radio remote control (illegal). Sux,
don't it.

-Dr.X


hmmm yeah it does. sort of squelches any innovation. thanx...

"jim" wrote in message
et...
Dr.X wrote:

"jim" wrote in message
et...

NO SPAM wrote:


"Jerry" wrote in message
. net...


http://www.kb8ygc.com/Repeater.pdf

This comes from www.copper.com "forums". Apparently, there is a

"repeater"


for the chicken band on the air. The link at the very top has
pictures,
circuitry and everything! Is this not against the law? .

Jerry





IT MOST CERTAINLY IS...........

NS



where did you get this info that it is illegal? no flame just curious.


quote
FCC: Part 95, RULE 19 - Remote Control Operations
{A} You MAY NOT operate a CB station transmitter by RADIO remote
control.
{B} You MAY operate a CB transmitter by WIRELINE remote control IF you
obtain specific approval in writing from the FCC. To obtain FCC approval
you
must show why you need to operate your station by wireline remote
control.
Send your request and justification to:
FCC, Gettysburg, PA 17325.
If you receive FCC approval, you must keep the approval as part of your
station records (read Rule 27 on station records).
/quote

In other words, a repeater is just a radio remote controled station.
Even if
you put the receiver (input) at one end of town and you get approval to
wire
control the transmitter (output) at the other end of town, you are still
indirectly operating the transmiter by radio remote control (illegal).
Sux,
don't it.

-Dr.X


hmmm yeah it does. sort of squelches any innovation. thanx...

Yeah it does. DA MAN IS KEEPIN' US DOWN! ;-P

-Dr.X

I heard K4KWH on there acting like a fool.

In article , Jerry says...

http://www.kb8ygc.com/Repeater.pdf

This comes from www.copper.com "forums". Apparently, there is a "repeater"
for the chicken band on the air. The link at the very top has pictures,
circuitry and everything! Is this not against the law? .

Jerry

"Jerry" wrote in message
...
http://www.kb8ygc.com/Repeater.pdf

This comes from www.copper.com "forums". Apparently, there is a
"repeater"
for the chicken band on the air. The link at the very top has pictures,
circuitry and everything! Is this not against the law? .

Jerry

I've made 11 meter repeaters before. If you stay low keyed, you can get away
with it for a very long time. Personally I think it's much better than
running a bunch of heat to get out and you're not splattering the crap out
of your neighbors if you're accessing it from your home. Worked great with a
HH too but I had to make the encoder inside a large mobile mic since I
couldn't fit it into the radio shack hh at the time.

-Dr.X

"Dr.X" wrote in message
...
"Jerry" wrote in message
...
http://www.kb8ygc.com/Repeater.pdf

This comes from www.copper.com "forums". Apparently, there is a
"repeater"
for the chicken band on the air. The link at the very top has pictures,
circuitry and everything! Is this not against the law? .

Jerry

I've made 11 meter repeaters before. If you stay low keyed, you can get
away
with it for a very long time. Personally I think it's much better than
running a bunch of heat to get out and you're not splattering the crap out
of your neighbors if you're accessing it from your home. Worked great with
a
HH too but I had to make the encoder inside a large mobile mic since I
couldn't fit it into the radio shack hh at the time.

-Dr.X



Do you also drive at 100 MPH because it's illegal to do so and you've done
it before? People who always break the rules are partially responsible for
yet more being imposed. Rules are made for a reason. And no, it isn't to be
broken....

NS

I thought you'd use the analogy of the "gun" and the "person holding it"
instead.

Do tell, what harm would a cb reapeater do in comparison to a car wrecking
at 100mph?

Standing by....

Don

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"Jerry" wrote in message
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http://www.kb8ygc.com/Repeater.pdf

This comes from www.copper.com "forums". Apparently, there is a
"repeater"
for the chicken band on the air. The link at the very top has pictures,
circuitry and everything! Is this not against the law? .

Jerry

I've made 11 meter repeaters before. If you stay low keyed, you can get
away
with it for a very long time. Personally I think it's much better than
running a bunch of heat to get out and you're not splattering the crap
out
of your neighbors if you're accessing it from your home. Worked great
with
a
HH too but I had to make the encoder inside a large mobile mic since I
couldn't fit it into the radio shack hh at the time.

-Dr.X



Do you also drive at 100 MPH because it's illegal to do so and you've done
it before? People who always break the rules are partially responsible for
yet more being imposed. Rules are made for a reason. And no, it isn't to
be
broken....

NS