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March 27th 04, 02:52 PM
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#273
March 27th 04, 03:01 PM
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(Steve Robeson K4CAP) wrote in message ...
Subject: Ham-radio is a hobby not a service From: (William) Date: 3/26/2004 9:39 PM Central Standard Time Message-id: You must understand something, Steve. "Nuts" is not a medical term, is not a diagnosis, and does not need a medical license to utter. But you're still nuts. But you've not explained why. Yes I have. No, you've not....other than to say I'm "nuts" becasue I dare to question you. Question me? Is THAT what *#*YOU*#* Call it?!? Interrogation is more like it. And I've told you that time and again. Get a grip, man. That's why I think you're nuts. Put away the sodium penethol and jumper cables. It just isn't going to work. You'll never make me love Morse Code. And so far all you've done is rum and hide from answering questions about YOUR assertions. Yup, rumming and hiding. Liar AND coward. Nice combo, Brain. Steve, K4YZ Nuts. |
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#274
March 27th 04, 03:06 PM
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Subject: Ham-radio is a hobby not a service
From: (William) Date: 3/27/2004 8:52 AM Central Standard Time Message-id: (Steve Robeson K4CAP) wrote in message ... And WHY does it take 911 operators to handle "every" call, Brain? I might have been wrong. Perhaps answering 90% of 911 calls is acceptable practice in some localities. "Good enuf 4 Gubmn't Work." Like the 911 operator that kept hanging up on "sniper" Lee Malvo. What "90%" Brain? ALL of the 9-1-1 calls get answered where I live. NOT all of the calls warrant a Code 3 response. We only need one, maybe two on any call, if you allow for one being on the phone and one on the radio... How does a citizen call a 911 operator on a radio? Hmmmmm...there are several ways. First of all is to use the autopatch if a licensed Amateur. Second is to be an authorized user of the county dispatch network (which I am) Third is to...never mind...I could be at this all day... But in the CONTEXT which I made the comment, one 9-1-1 operator handles an RFS (request-for-service) on the phone with the RP (reporting party) while another monitors the phone call and dispatches the appropriate assets. Somehow I think you knew that, so I'll just cut your trolling line right here. Steve, K4YZ |
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#275
March 27th 04, 03:12 PM
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Subject: Ham-radio is a hobby not a service
From: (William) Date: 3/27/2004 9:01 AM Central Standard Time Message-id: (Steve Robeson K4CAP) wrote in message ... Subject: Ham-radio is a hobby not a service From: (William) Date: 3/26/2004 9:39 PM Central Standard Time Message-id: You must understand something, Steve. "Nuts" is not a medical term, is not a diagnosis, and does not need a medical license to utter. But you're still nuts. But you've not explained why. Yes I have. No, you've not....other than to say I'm "nuts" becasue I dare to question you. Question me? Is THAT what *#*YOU*#* Call it?!? Interrogation is more like it. And I've told you that time and again. Get a grip, man. That's why I think you're nuts. You think I am nuts becasue I won't let you get away with stupid assertions that you can't/won't back up with some valid facts. Put away the sodium penethol and jumper cables. It just isn't going to work. You'll never make me love Morse Code. I don't care if you ever do or not. I'd just as well keep idiots like you out of the narrowband parts of the spectrum. I just want you to answer "What "major role" do the unlicensed radio services play in "emergency comms", as you ahve suggested they do. And so far all you've done is rum and hide from answering questions about YOUR assertions. Yup, rumming and hiding. My bad on the typo, but I think you got the idea. Liar AND coward. Nice combo, Brain. Nuts. If you insist....You're a liar, a coward, AND nuts. Steve, K4YZ |
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#276
March 27th 04, 03:14 PM
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(Steve Robeson K4CAP) wrote in message ...
Subject: Ham-radio is a hobby not a service From: (William) Date: 3/25/2004 6:00 PM Central Standard Time Message-id: (Steve Robeson K4CAP) wrote in message ... Subject: Ham-radio is a hobby not a service From: (Len Over 21) Date: 3/23/2004 9:47 PM Central Standard Time Message-id: Then wave your arms around, invoke the magic incantation, and the world will be remade entirely to your desires. Your imaginary world will be even better than you dreamed! I again ask you as to which "imaginary" world you refer...?!?! How many imaginary worlds do you have? Only the one where-in Brittany Spears shows up at my front door with round-trip tickets to Tahiti begging me to go with her. Huh? She'll just waste your time. Try this instead: Snipped from ARRL site ---------------------------------------------------------- "Visitors to French Polynesia must send in or bring in: Copy of current Amateur License Current passport List of equipment brought with serial numbers Copy of itinerary showing location from which they will be operating Thanks to Bob, N1RA for this update: Date: Thu, 22 May 2003 11:50:15 -0400 Subject: Fo0, French Polynesia French Polynesia, FO0, Address: Cellule P & T du Haut Commissariat de la Republique (HCR-CPT) BP 115 98713 - Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia Telephone: 011 689 46 8630 Fax: 011 689 46 86 33 E-Mail : [after July 1, 2003] IMPORTANT: You must have an interpreter or speak French. They do not speak or read English. Correspondence must be in French also. Personal notes from David Rosenthal, N6TST, February 2002: Proceed to the High Commissioners Office in Papeete and ask for Mr. Sylvain Affinito (he was there in February 2002) in the office of the Celle PTT. He will examine your paperwork and have you fill out a form applying for your temporary permit. They should issue you an FO0 license either on the spot or by the next business day since the documents have to be stamped and signed by an approving official. This license will be good for 90 days, which is the maximum time a visitor may stay in French Polynesia. There is no charge for the license. Note that CEPT Class 2 licenses, are NOT authorized in French Polynesia, i.e., there is no equivalent to a "codeless Tech" license there. For Maritime mobiles sailing into French waters you must have a valid license to operate within the territory. Upon making your first port of call, simply call the PTT office with the above information plus the usual boat info. Your license can be preprocessed and if you call back the next day he will give you your call letters and you can pick up your license when you reach Tahiti. Phone number for this PTT is 46-86-32, the fax is 46-86-33 Phone cards are now needed to access pay telephones and these cards are available at most stores. They cost XPF 1,000 (about US$8) but you can also use a major credit card in the phone. The correct Celle PTT office is HARD to find in Papeete (there are several) and few people know anything about amateur radio. Streets in French Polynesia are poorly marked and address numbers virtually unknown. Basic maps, however, are available free from tourist brochure displays located in most stores. I've also included my own map showing the exact location of the Celle PTT office. Follow Avenue Bruat inland to where it ends at the entrance of the Gendarmarie, a large police compound. Turn left before entering the Gendarmarie gate and follow the small street about 100 feet or so where you'll find a driveway entrance to what appears to be a two-story apartment building. The Celle PTT office is the last one on the ground floor and has a blue sign with white script lettering above the door reading "Cellule des Postes et Télécommunications." Thanks to David Rosenthal, N6TST for this update. Additional comments: "Having experienced considerable difficulty locating the PTT office in Papeete (Tahiti), I added correct street directions to find the right building as well as producing a map graphic which I included as a JPEG with this message. This map, though small, can printed out and easily matched to many readily available free maps on the island. Perhaps you could paste it into the page as well since that might be the best way for folks to find their way to the office. Anyway, I hope you find this helpful and, if I can answer any questions or provide more information, please feel free to contact me either via e-mail or at 760 939-5467." For more information, contact the French Polynesian IARU." ------------------------------------------------------------- OIther than that, I've pretty well got you and Lennie by the cajones...As hard as it is to hold on to something that small. See what I mean? Brittany could fall into your lap and you'd just be thinking about some guys reproductive equipment. Huge waste of time in my book. |
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#277
March 27th 04, 03:42 PM
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Subject: Ham-radio is a hobby not a service
From: (William) Date: 3/27/2004 9:14 AM Central Standard Time Message-id: (Steve Robeson K4CAP) wrote in message ... Subject: Ham-radio is a hobby not a service From: (William) Date: 3/25/2004 6:00 PM Central Standard Time Message-id: (Steve Robeson K4CAP) wrote in message ... Subject: Ham-radio is a hobby not a service From: (Len Over 21) Date: 3/23/2004 9:47 PM Central Standard Time Message-id: Only the one where-in Brittany Spears shows up at my front door with round-trip tickets to Tahiti begging me to go with her. Huh? She'll just waste your time. Try this instead: Snipped from ARRL site ---------------------------------------------------------- "Visitors to French Polynesia must send in or bring in: BIG SNIP OIther than that, I've pretty well got you and Lennie by the cajones...As hard as it is to hold on to something that small. See what I mean? Brittany could fall into your lap and you'd just be thinking about some guys reproductive equipment. Huge waste of time in my book. In YOUR book, perhaps. An assumption on YOUR part that I don't speak at least competent tourist-level French would be a foolish one. Shall I squeeze a bit harder, Brain? Or are you finished making a fool out of yourself...again...? Steve, K4YZ |
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#278
March 27th 04, 06:47 PM
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(Steve Robeson K4CAP) wrote in message ...
Subject: Ham-radio is a hobby not a service From: (William) Date: 3/27/2004 9:14 AM Central Standard Time Message-id: (Steve Robeson K4CAP) wrote in message ... Subject: Ham-radio is a hobby not a service From: (William) Date: 3/25/2004 6:00 PM Central Standard Time Message-id: (Steve Robeson K4CAP) wrote in message ... Subject: Ham-radio is a hobby not a service From: (Len Over 21) Date: 3/23/2004 9:47 PM Central Standard Time Message-id: Only the one where-in Brittany Spears shows up at my front door with round-trip tickets to Tahiti begging me to go with her. Huh? She'll just waste your time. Try this instead: Snipped from ARRL site ---------------------------------------------------------- "Visitors to French Polynesia must send in or bring in: BIG SNIP OIther than that, I've pretty well got you and Lennie by the cajones...As hard as it is to hold on to something that small. See what I mean? Brittany could fall into your lap and you'd just be thinking about some guys reproductive equipment. Huge waste of time in my book. In YOUR book, perhaps. So you value thinking about some other guys reproductive equipment higher than you value thinking about Brittany Spears? Eeeewww! An assumption on YOUR part that I don't speak at least competent tourist-level French would be a foolish one. An assumption on your part that there is an assumption on my part is part of your assuming induced downfall. No one even cares if you can speak tourist-level French. You are a fool to think they do. But with Brittany Spears in your lap, all you can think about is Len's testicles and my testicles? Definitely nuts. Shall I squeeze a bit harder, Brain? Or are you finished making a fool out of yourself...again...? Exactly what are you squeezing, Steve? Whatever it is, keep it away from me and quit being so gay. |
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#279
March 27th 04, 09:18 PM
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#280
March 27th 04, 09:18 PM
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(William) writes: (Steve Robeson K4CAP) wrote in message ... Subject: Ham-radio is a hobby not a service From: (William) Date: 3/26/2004 9:39 PM Central Standard Time Message-id: You must understand something, Steve. "Nuts" is not a medical term, is not a diagnosis, and does not need a medical license to utter. But you're still nuts. But you've not explained why. Yes I have. No, you've not....other than to say I'm "nuts" becasue I dare to question you. Question me? Is THAT what *#*YOU*#* Call it?!? Interrogation is more like it. And I've told you that time and again. Get a grip, man. That's why I think you're nuts. Put away the sodium penethol and jumper cables. It just isn't going to work. You'll never make me love Morse Code. And so far all you've done is rum and hide from answering questions about YOUR assertions. Yup, rumming and hiding. Liar AND coward. Nice combo, Brain. Steve, K4YZ Nuts. "Nuts" was good enough on the radio as a reply during the Battle of the Bulge in the winter of '44-'45. :-) Macauliffe prevailed and won for our side. :-) And cashews are the chief export of Guinea-Bisseau. LHA / WMD |
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