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An apparently bored-to-death Plod's Conscience wrote:
Radio Hams are in a unique privileged position in that they can construct and operate their own equipment! No-one else has this privilege. Users, such as broadcasters, the po lice and armed farces, CBers and mobile phone users have to purchase ready-made gear. They *can* construct it, but I don't know even one that does. The technical excitement motivates Radio Hams to compete with each other to determine who has designed and manufactured the best-quality station. This competitiveness is found in DXing, competitions and fox-hunts. Same applies to many CB operators. However, beware! A Ham Radio licence is such a desirable thing to have that there are large numbers of people who wish to be thought of as Radio Hams when, in fact, they are nothing of the kind! Usually such people are a variation of the CB Radio hobbyist; they buy their radios off the shelf and send them back to be repaired Wow. You actually REPAIR the modern processor-SMD-memory-menu-submenu-miniature-components crap we have now? they are not interested in technical discussion and sneer at those who are; they have no idea how their radios work inside and have no wish to find out; 20 years ago, yes. Nowadays, all those people don't bother about placing an antenna, they just use MSN messenger. What's left on CB today are people that love radio. they are free with rather silly personal insults; You should listen to some of our Dutch 2-meter repeaters. And you should listen to yourself when you talk about CB operators. * lots of crap cut out * One infallible way to disambiguate the CB Radio Hobbyist from the _REAL_ Radio Ham is to solicit their view of the difference between CB Radio and Ham Radio. A Radio Ham will perceive Ham Radio to be a technical pursuit and will perceive CB Radio to be a social communications facility no different in essence to a land-line telephone or a GSM mobile in the hands of a 6-year-old. Your views are obscured by ignorance. I know many CB operators who are appealed more by technology than all those HAM's who, after passing their exam, never touched a soldering iron in their life anymore. * Lots of insults cut out * Fortunately, we have a different view on CB here in Holland. One channel on CB is even an official VRZA home frequency, where official HAMs and CB operators come together to talk about their hobby. The result: they attend our meetings and start to study for the 'real' HAM status. Don't repell them, attract them. Hans (PD0AC), Almere, the Netherlands |
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Construction thier own gear
announcing .. G8IFW I built my own PSU regulated, and better than trio kenwood, 1- 20 amps 12v built my own ATU - after looking at many designs built my own design Photos to proove Designed my own aerial, different to what ive seen on the net and got 9+ to belgrade 40m SSB 50w but even though, finding the parts prooved to be hard even though I have 2 electronics shops local anyone got any air spaced 200w 500pf vairables to sell ? keith |
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Im glad the free democratic world can operate
on amatuer radio without other peoples opinions being forced down their throat yes we must have standards and yes its about time the standard QSO should be about people talking together not some copy of a miltery test if one has to eat dictioneries one would be better off getting a life wouldnt one over articulation, well thats democratic freedom as well, we could try and see the good in the new changes keith |
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Sheep
well one day i met a customer who went on holiday in Greece he picked up the local news paper and was suprised (so woz i) it said the following story the police was driving along a country road and they saw a man in a field being curious and a beady eye they stopped and looked and decide to jump over the fence and arrest a man who was having sex with a donkey (im not suprised) ( you dont know greek donkeys) anyway it turns out he was an english man from east london who was hauled into Court the next day He haw he haw He haw anyway the conversation went on about welsh men now this is ....... ????? another customer present at the time said he Knew a woman who worked on a Welsh Farm and this lady actually witnessed some of the farm workers shagging the sheep, for real bahhhd baahhhd well opinions maybe, but when witnessed by others it is what it is Keith what next, Gay camels, Transvestite horses any way the good news about this news group is we have conversations not some pretend militery operating proceedure. and i still dont see anyone writing E mails in morse do you ? anyone disagree just say your readability 5 rig here is XXX QTH is XXX 73eees good bye that was pointless keith |
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Worse than M3
CBer`s Worse than Cb`ers MW pirates walk the plank ps ive heard many M3 an G8 and they sound perfectly normal they didnt have one bad word for anyone you dont here them moaning theres good and bad .... keith |
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Well here the bad
Shirts and ties and people who dress like they come out of the 50`s ****y old Y fronts and smelly crouch trousers nylon shirts DSS glass held together by elastoplast, |
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"Keith" wrote in message ... Well here the bad Shirts and ties and people who dress like they come out of the 50`s ****y old Y fronts and smelly crouch trousers nylon shirts DSS glass held together by elastoplast, Proove it ;~) |
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JIMBO wrote:
"Keith" wrote in message ... Well here the bad Shirts and ties and people who dress like they come out of the 50`s ****y old Y fronts and smelly crouch trousers nylon shirts DSS glass held together by elastoplast, Proove it ;~) lol, classic Jimbo -- huLLy Tel: 07976 123278 ICQ 136-987-925 |
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yes the docter warned me,
but he thought I was rather attactive, and under new laws the English have made he thought that one I could be a good husband for him but I said theres no way on dis earth that I would marry another man so that was that |
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