David wrote:
On 20 Aug 2006 19:12:16 -0700, "N9OGL" wrote:

Omega One Radio, is still going strong and has been heard in New York,
Maryland, and West Virgina and Kentucky. The station is running 24/7
and plans are on the way to improve the programming. Thanks to all who
listen and keep listening, those who have asked for QSL Cards they will
be shipped out on monday. Idea on programming are welcomed and if you
have a program send it to us

Langley Park Telecommunication
800 West Main Cross
Taylorville, Illinois 62568

Todd Daugherty N9OGL
OMEGA ONE RADIO
13556.00 MHz LSB
Is that legal?

Part 15

David wrote in
:

On 20 Aug 2006 19:12:16 -0700, "N9OGL" wrote:

Omega One Radio, is still going strong and has been heard in New York,
Maryland, and West Virgina and Kentucky. The station is running 24/7
and plans are on the way to improve the programming. Thanks to all who
listen and keep listening, those who have asked for QSL Cards they will
be shipped out on monday. Idea on programming are welcomed and if you
have a program send it to us

Langley Park Telecommunication


Omega One, Your Lolicon Radio Network Station. Free downloads on the
weekend.


Todd Daugherty N9OGL
OMEGA ONE RADIO
13556.00 MHz LSB

Is that legal?

No, Todd's 50 to 100 watts ain't legal, but it gets him a larger audience.


SC

Slow Code wrote:
David wrote in
:

On 20 Aug 2006 19:12:16 -0700, "N9OGL" wrote:

Omega One Radio, is still going strong and has been heard in New York,
Maryland, and West Virgina and Kentucky. The station is running 24/7
and plans are on the way to improve the programming. Thanks to all who
listen and keep listening, those who have asked for QSL Cards they will
be shipped out on monday. Idea on programming are welcomed and if you
have a program send it to us

Langley Park Telecommunication


Omega One, Your Lolicon Radio Network Station. Free downloads on the
weekend.


Todd Daugherty N9OGL
OMEGA ONE RADIO
13556.00 MHz LSB

Is that legal?

No, Todd's 50 to 100 watts ain't legal, but it gets him a larger audience.


SC
The FCC is looking at VOLTAGE, not WATTAGE, voltage can produce
different types of voltage...again if this is not so, then why do we
have an assortment of light bulbs that range from 60 watts to 100 watts
when you plug them into 110 V??

Todd N9OGL
OMEGA ONE RADIO
13.556.00 MHz LSB

n9ogl wrote:
Slow Code wrote:
David wrote in
:

On 20 Aug 2006 19:12:16 -0700, "N9OGL" wrote:

Omega One Radio, is still going strong and has been heard in New York,
Maryland, and West Virgina and Kentucky. The station is running 24/7
and plans are on the way to improve the programming. Thanks to all who
listen and keep listening, those who have asked for QSL Cards they will
be shipped out on monday. Idea on programming are welcomed and if you
have a program send it to us

Langley Park Telecommunication


Omega One, Your Lolicon Radio Network Station. Free downloads on the
weekend.


Todd Daugherty N9OGL
OMEGA ONE RADIO
13556.00 MHz LSB

Is that legal?

No, Todd's 50 to 100 watts ain't legal, but it gets him a larger audience.


SC
The FCC is looking at VOLTAGE, not WATTAGE, voltage can produce
different types of voltage...again if this is not so, then why do we
have an assortment of light bulbs that range from 60 watts to 100 watts
when you plug them into 110 V??

Todd N9OGL
OMEGA ONE RADIO
13.556.00 MHz LSB


CORRECTION:

The FCC is looking at VOLTAGE, not WATTAGE, voltage can produce
different types of WATTAGE...again if this is not so, then why do we
have an assortment of light bulbs that range from 60 watts to 100
watts
when you plug them into 110 V??

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n9ogl wrote:
Slow Code wrote:
David wrote in
:

On 20 Aug 2006 19:12:16 -0700, "N9OGL" wrote:

Omega One Radio, is still going strong and has been heard in New
York,
Maryland, and West Virgina and Kentucky. The station is running 24/7
and plans are on the way to improve the programming. Thanks to all
who
listen and keep listening, those who have asked for QSL Cards they
will
be shipped out on monday. Idea on programming are welcomed and if you
have a program send it to us

Langley Park Telecommunication


Omega One, Your Lolicon Radio Network Station. Free downloads on the
weekend.


Todd Daugherty N9OGL
OMEGA ONE RADIO
13556.00 MHz LSB

Is that legal?

No, Todd's 50 to 100 watts ain't legal, but it gets him a larger
audience.


SC
The FCC is looking at VOLTAGE, not WATTAGE, voltage can produce
different types of voltage...again if this is not so, then why do we
have an assortment of light bulbs that range from 60 watts to 100 watts
when you plug them into 110 V??

Todd N9OGL
OMEGA ONE RADIO
13.556.00 MHz LSB


CORRECTION:

The FCC is looking at VOLTAGE, not WATTAGE, voltage can produce
different types of WATTAGE...again if this is not so, then why do we
have an assortment of light bulbs that range from 60 watts to 100
watts
when you plug them into 110 V??

Wrong. FCC gonna shut your dumbass down for sure.

they are looking at microvolts per meter, which is "field strength", not
voltage, numb nuts.

On 21 Aug 2006 17:14:56 -0700, n9ogl wrote:

The FCC is looking at VOLTAGE, not WATTAGE, voltage can produce
different types of voltage...again if this is not so, then why do we
have an assortment of light bulbs that range from 60 watts to 100 watts
when you plug them into 110 V??

Because the bulbs has different resistances, dipwad. The power is v^2/r
like any cb operator knows. Free space has a resistance too and it is
377 ohms. But you can't change the resistance of free space like you
can do with a light bulb. So the power is e^2 / 377 watts per square
meter no matter what you do...dipwad. Mark and I are waiting for you to
get that NAL so we can throw a beer enema party you dumbass electrician.

get help wrote:
On 21 Aug 2006 17:14:56 -0700, n9ogl wrote:

The FCC is looking at VOLTAGE, not WATTAGE, voltage can produce
different types of voltage...again if this is not so, then why do we
have an assortment of light bulbs that range from 60 watts to 100 watts
when you plug them into 110 V??

Because the bulbs has different resistances, dipwad. The power is v^2/r
like any cb operator knows. Free space has a resistance too and it is
377 ohms. But you can't change the resistance of free space like you
can do with a light bulb. So the power is e^2 / 377 watts per square
meter no matter what you do...dipwad. Mark and I are waiting for you to
get that NAL so we can throw a beer enema party you dumbass electrician.

Toad wishes he could fill up the free space between his ears as readily
as he fills up the free space in his rectum.

get help wrote:
On 21 Aug 2006 17:14:56 -0700, n9ogl wrote:

The FCC is looking at VOLTAGE, not WATTAGE, voltage can produce
different types of voltage...again if this is not so, then why do we
have an assortment of light bulbs that range from 60 watts to 100 watts
when you plug them into 110 V??

But you can't change the resistance of free space like you
can do with a light bulb.
in fact you can
So the power is e^2 / 377 watts per square
meter no matter what you do...dipwad.
so?
what matters is what power gets to ANNTENA not what is put out by the
tranmiterr
likewise even where wattage is the issue like the Ham bands I tansmit
with (at the amp) say 3 kw if my my feedline loss is 50percent
Mark and I are waiting for you to
get that NAL so we can throw a beer enema party you dumbass electrician.
no I am quite certain Todd will not get an NAL

indeed I would be pretty sure if I had any reason to believe that Tood
was transmitting over the line somewhat, the FCC doesn't realy care

now find a way to convining accuse Todd staion of somehow devilering
coded messages to Al Queda sleeper cell and you might have a chance at
geting an investagation