On Wed, 4 Jan 2006 22:10:30 +0000 (UTC), Skipp is still around
wrote in :

I bailed out of regular group reading after that amplifier legal begal nut
was doing his thing for so long. Did anyone ever find out his real name..?
See how effective he was..? Christmas I can't even remember his fake
web name anymore.


Voobner?


I see Jay on the web once in a while... and say hi when I have time. Bill
E is still whacked in the head and full of technical bs. I doubt he is
the real author of much if any material posted on his web page.


A fair assessment.


Frank was here for a long time and has ****ed off enough people that
someone looked up his checkered past and posted much of the military
side here on the group. Last post I read found him with crow sandwich and
foot in mouth doing a back pedal at full speed.


You have the story backwards, Skippy. I voluntarily disclosed my
"checkered past" while in the process of exposing Steve Robeson as a
USMC imposter. I know you don't care much for facts, but they can be
found in the RRAP archives.










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Hello Carl:

Is not a problem. Life is GREAT!

I am still here and what not, and doing very well.

That last tube you sent me was factory fresh, good gain and output power.

I have been working my normal job with heavy machinery and the antennas,
and working with some local miners (these guys are a riot to work with)
keeping there equipment running for them. We have a rf amp that uses a
pair of 3CX3000A7 Tubes for a Spectromoter. It analyzes metal and such.
Enough said! Yeah that ought to be fired up one day on the local channel.

Gee whiz Carl, that handle 2x4 really brings back memories, from days of
old. "Getty Up n Go" a old Country & Western Singer, use to have a
stacked set of Moonraker 4 Beam Antennas. He use to call em Two By Four
now Getty Up n Go..... Hehehehee. That was feed with a Johnson Viking
Valiant, driving a the Johnson 1 kW Amp with a pair of 4-400Z Tubes.
Getty Up n Go was located in Long Beach California, and could easily be
heard in the San Fernando Valley. After one of our Channel 15 CB Breaks,
Getty Up n Go would be all tanked up, and then sing and Yodel over his
big base station. Not a bad singer at all. Had a audio input for his
Gartar also so the audio quality was broadcast quality.

Getty Up n Go even took song requests from Truckers running down
Grapevine Hill, from Bakersfield running into the San Fernando Valley.
Man what great coverage.

Hope all is well with you Carl and your family.

Jay in the Great Mojave Desert, ....just down the road ah ways from the
fillin station.

Kreedentials;

CB radio Opereator
NRA Member
Rock n Roll Fan
Tax payer
Member, Mojave Desert Radio Association, work on TVI committee.


Carl N9EFJ wrote:
There's a post from the Professor..
How 'bout Bill E
I wonder if Jay in the Mojave still moves amongst the tumble weeds?
Jay, I'll get that tube out soon. Just been dragging around here.

The call me everything in the book
Sometimes tha call me "2x4"
Sometimes they just call me if they
need a good hand...then they
call me the Radioman......

Howdee....
Carl/N9EFJ
The2x4

Jay in the Mojave wrote:
-snip-
Getty Up n Go

Brings a red neck tear to my eye.

Kreedentials;

CB radio Opereator
NRA Member
Rock n Roll Fan
Tax payer
Member, Mojave Desert Radio Association, work on TVI committee.

Fairly impressive.

Hello Stevo:

"Fairly Impressive"

I held back the best for last!

I also Have a 1976 Ford F250 4x4 Hi-Boy, it came from the factory stock
with a little lift to the body. So it does sit up higher than normal
people trucks. It is a little difficult to get in and out of.

But really pays for itself when on a date with a short dress, oh yeah!

The Truck has a 96 inch (Modified) Francis Amazer Fiberglass whip
antenna, mounted on the cab. Which a fairly large piece of aluminum
sheet metal reinforces. With well over thousands and thousands of miles
on this buety, it does show it age. But with a 400 HP Big Block you
don't mind the gas prices, its a work or art to drive!

I have been told when the Red Neck Mobile comes into a 4 way stop, most
normal people will gladly allow the Big Green Monster to go before them,
even if it aint my turn. Somthing about "This Red Neck Truck Ain't got
no insurance or sense"

The Yaesu kicks a 8 pill amp, powered by a 150 amp alternator, that will
slip the belt and take most cars steroes out within short distance. And
put the neddle on the peg for the 1 KW range.

Would be nice tho, in the cold rainy desert weather, especially in the
early morning if the drivers side had a window!

Its a good feeling tho

Jay in the Mojave


Steveo wrote:

Jay in the Mojave wrote:
-snip-

Getty Up n Go

Brings a red neck tear to my eye.

Kreedentials;

CB radio Opereator
NRA Member
Rock n Roll Fan
Tax payer
Member, Mojave Desert Radio Association, work on TVI committee.


Fairly impressive.

Jay in the Mojave wrote:
Hello Stevo:

"Fairly Impressive"

I held back the best for last!

I also Have a 1976 Ford F250 4x4 Hi-Boy, it came from the factory stock
with a little lift to the body. So it does sit up higher than normal
people trucks. It is a little difficult to get in and out of.

But really pays for itself when on a date with a short dress, oh yeah!

The Truck has a 96 inch (Modified) Francis Amazer Fiberglass whip
antenna, mounted on the cab. Which a fairly large piece of aluminum
sheet metal reinforces. With well over thousands and thousands of miles
on this buety, it does show it age. But with a 400 HP Big Block you
don't mind the gas prices, its a work or art to drive!

I have been told when the Red Neck Mobile comes into a 4 way stop, most
normal people will gladly allow the Big Green Monster to go before them,
even if it aint my turn. Somthing about "This Red Neck Truck Ain't got
no insurance or sense"

It must be that green color Jay. I'm partial to the sublime green over
here, being Irish, any shade will suffice in a storm. Do you have the
neon-green 'on the air' light as a warning to any flying insects?

It is good to see some of the old timers posting again for sure.