"Uri" wrote in message ...
"Phil Kane" wrote in message
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On 4 Aug 2003 07:38:22 -0700, Brian Kelly wrote:

"N22X" wrote in message
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Since the FCC closed all their monitoring stations seven
years ago,

The FCC did *not* close all their monitoring stations.

In fact when the monitoring stations were remoted, an additional
one was added. The station at Canandaigua, NY was brought back on
line after being closed for a number of years (it was used as the
test bed for developing the remote control system).

--
73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane


Canadaigua is listed as having been
turned over to the FAA as an back-up air control site!!!!!

Yeah, yeah, and some farmer raises corn on the New York Center site.

All the monitoring stations have been dismantled.

No, no Sweetums, you don't know what you're talking about. Which
doesn't come as much of a shock. In most cases the station personnel
got "dismantled" when the stations were automated and placed under
remote control, that's all. Laurel is still staffed because it's the
biggest & baddest of the bunch. So yes indeedy Sweetums, the FCC is
definitely still listening, listening, listening . .

I can't urge you too strongly get a grip on the facts before you spout
off in USENET Sweetums else you make a complete ass of yourself again
like you just did.

Do you
understand standard English?????????????

Of course he can't. He's ONLY a multi-degreed EE/comms lawyer whod did
something like 30 with the FCC. Busted his share of pirates too by
golly.


Uri

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